joe biden as vice president for those eight years had power. that's where hunter biden and jim biden swooped in to cash in. when did you learn about the hunter biden angle to this story and how did you get ahold of the laptop? so that was back in early october of 2020, just a few weeks before that november election. and i had been i come to new york working at the new york post, had ingratiated myself with rudy giuliani, who was the president. president trump, flynn's personal lawyer. and i come to new york just 18 months before the election. and i had to get up to speed quickly and i thought rudy would be a great guy to get to know. and i'd lived in new york before. he'd been mayor and had a lot of respect for what he'd done there. and so i did some stories with him and i have to admit, he and his lawyer, bob costello, had tried to get this laptop that they'd been given by the laptop repair shop where hunter had abandoned it some back in april of 2019. and they tried to give that story to other journalists and hadn't met it. no. one edition. an

but i think -- for joe biden. i think those two checks from jim biden to joe biden, they had written in the memo line that they were loan repayments, and this is what the white house and joe biden's representatives insisted, that these weret just loans that joe bidenn had, was a kind big brother. his younger brother was in financial dire straits, so joe biden lent him money on these two to occasion as, and jim biden was just paying him back. and the republicans never managed to find any evidence ott tear.ion to the contrary. there was also other ed on the laptop showing -- evidence on the lap temperature showing that hunter biden was paying for joe biden's, or some of his bills, small bills, a few thousand here, a few thousand there for maintenance and upkeep on joe biden's key estate. things like new shutters for the cottage, new air-conditioning, a retaining wall, some painting, those sortt of things. and also that hunter biden was paying the monthly at&t bill for the a cell phone to joe biden. and some sort of

joe biden took took a lot _ years in office? joe biden took took a lot of _ years in office?n took took a lot of advice from mike | took a lot of advice from mike mansfield and described the importance of alliance relationships. and when one looks at the indo specific and the most important bilateral relationship in. and biden has consolidated and it forge a new triangular relationship with japan, the south korea and the united states, the spirit of candidate bid reaffirmed in peru and this provides the united states to work from a mental trend so that the lattice of attitudes across the pacific sobbing donald trump proved to the fullest extent the donald trump can manage it. and i don't think anything will be donald trump approved but there is an loss of inertia behind the new security relationships and economic relationships and economic relationshiszoe biden forge relationships joe biden forge across relationshiszoe biden forge across the region and those are likely to endure even if donald trump moves that away. tell me how, trump moves that away. tell me how. what _ trum

joe biden is not in that position. joe biden is not enough position where he can recover.it is only going to get worse. do you still trust his ability to execute the duties of commander in chief? >> i guess i'm not such a thing that there's going to be a benjamin button kind of thing. that's not going to happen. again it really was a bad night. i've spent an entire year with the president. for a bunch of different events all across pennsylvania. he was normal and he was engaged and he was actually very popular and people were eager to have a selfie and do those kinds of things. so i really want to remind everybody that joe biden has done a really good job as president. and i fundamentally am going to remain loyal to that. i thank we have some things to learn from republicans is that when things happen, republicans surround and support and they lean in. often democrats if something happens, we might want to panic or we might argue amongst ourselves. when i have that meeting tomorrow, i'm going to be very consistent and i'm going to be very aggressive in defending joe biden.

very quickly, donald trump is responsible in that one debate these 2 men had for basically toppling joe biden with that knockout punch that he delivered in the debate that ultimately led to jo biden's downfall campbell harris. incentive the top of the democratic presidential ticket, and joe biden, for his part, basically spent 4 year saying that donald trump was an ex, essential threat to democracy. so no love lost between these 2 men. it'll be interesting to see what they say in front of the cameras. yeah, well wait to see if they do speak. kimberly. but how is this different from the last to trump transition, then a heck of a lot more organized is really what it comes down to. donald trump seemed a little surprised back in 2016 when he won. no one seemed more shocked than he was . they weren't prepared this time around. there was a lot more veteran of individuals and a lot of the people that have been appointed this time already. there not only have the resumes been vetted, and they seemed prepared to nominate these people, but they have been close friends and allies of donald trump and hav

clive, even as joe biden talked about _ today?biden talked about bringing _ today? clive, even as joe biden talked about bringing down - today? clive, even as joe biden talked about bringing down the | talked about bringing down the temperature in america, in the rose garden, the atmosphere was unseasonably sunny here in washington, dc, the opposite of what he was talking about today. he had two audiences that. there white wooden seats in front of the podium that are normally filled with the members of the press were not today. they were white house staff, and when you heard joe biden talking, giving almost a kindly uncle's pep talk, you heard his voice softening and those with a face as he was looking at, the people he has worked with, the people he will soon be leaving. but anna, painta picture anna, paint a picture of the atmosphere surrounding this event today? atmosphere surrounding this event toda ? ., , g ., �* today? clive, even as joe biden talked about _ today? clive, even as joe biden talked about bringing _ today? cliv

you don't think joe biden resented that?says oh, let me say something that will get people to pay attention like garbage. so he drowns her entire event. and we think he did this by accident? i don't think so. i think it was deliberate and i think it worked. >> sean: to go into, julia roberts, talking but a woman lying to their husbands, that it is, okay,, followed up by her speech this week where she flat-out lied and said donald trump is going to have a national abortion ban when he has said many times the exact opposite. he will limit access it to birth control. the exact opposite is true. he does not support, he will stop ivf. the exact opposite is true. were have hollywood elitist -- really? i will look to one man and less like george clooney? a hollywood jackass spoiled elitist? no think you. >> let me go around the room for a second as a historian. these people are dishonest, they are relentlessly, routinely dishonest. at every level. for them to tell people to lie is just one further example of the depth of their corr

is that a dance party with beyonce, donald trump and joe biden? they're going to have a meeting in the white house. how do you think that's going to go? well, i think biden's going to knock them off. trump might come out and say, well, guess what, i'm the president. who cares what you think? biden won't be like, yo, good job. and then they'll just talk about golf. they probably just going to talk about bull. just bull. all these celebrities and politicians you got jimmy kimmel, aoc. they all think they're going to jail now that donald trump is president. oh my god, you not you not you no heavyweight get a body cam. you going to be straight man the up it. stop crying jimmy. if you got to go you got to go. do your time. get out. keep it moving. goodbye, everybody. i'm out of here. what are you going to miss about the biden administration? that i am going to miss. there is not a thing that comes to mind. what do you want to tell jesse watters on fox news? what is jesse watters? oh, he's a he's a big celebrity. he's on fox news. oh, the big dude. oh, o

he deferred to president joe biden. joe biden didn't take questions. donald trump didn't take questions. afterwards, he had an opportunity. he could have gone to the stakeout location outside the white house. there were at least dozens of members of the press waiting for him in case he came out. he did not do that. clearly setting the tone that this is a serious moment which it is. it is not just a moment that belongs to him. it belongs to both him and president joe biden. as we continue to stress, not a moment that he afforded to president joe biden four years ago. donald trump saying that he was committed to a smooth transition of power. i cannot stress enough, this is probably one of the most, if not one of the most important moments of this transition. it could have been, maybe not as peaceful of a transition of power but this is that moment that we see how donald trump is acting, how president joe biden is acting and we see this is the start of the transfer of power. >> it sets the tone for the trans. thank you for your reporting. let's discuss wi

some are suggesting that joe biden should have gotten out more than a year ago. i never thought that biden even entertained that possibility. i think one of the remarkable things about this campaign, harris, is that biden went ahead and committed to a debate on the 15th of may and trump jumped on it. now we have this debate in the third week of june that forces him out of the race. had the results been much different on tuesday night, you would be sitting her today saying mr. trump, sir, that was the decision that cost you a second term. >> harris: the do the june 27th debate. >> kamala harris said thank you, we went for it. she was gracious yesterday. i did not hear the word congratulate. but my expectation come inauguration day in january both will be there on the west steps of the capitol. >> harris: that's a lot of time. you talk about getting ready for other big moments. we're awaiting one now. as you can see we have some of our fox family all-stars from election night with me on "the faulkner focus." we will come back in just a moment and take a quick commer

joe biden, for her loss?jesse: kamala harris it is fighting back, if there's any take away for this cycle is the chairman's decades long practice of leasing campaigns for money to make up for his own lack of fund-raising ability or leadership, no future campaign should be forced to entertain again. kamala is accusing the philadelphia artie boss of stealing her money. [chuckling] and this is a breaking, although she raised $1 billion, she ended the campaign $20 million in debt. maybe they did flee sorry, what insiders say kamala's campaign chief spent the cash on a concert with celebrities. beyonce's appearance fee has to be huge, think about it. it's just like campaigns fighting with each other, the left is on the warpath against the far left, bernie sanders saying it should come as no great surprise for the democratic party which has abandoned working-class people, find that the working class abandoned them. not so fast bernie sanders! >> it's the pressure into the party to take policy positions that are dee

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she was joe biden in another form.f you are no options -- new options, maybe there is too much baggage to go with her , nothing to do with race or gender, we want a new direction if this democratic candidate has a vision for the future that is different , i don't think that kamala harris communicated a vision for a different than joe biden's vision of america. >> even if she had said, everything we have done needs to be fixed or we should have done this, do you think it would've made a difference? or what voters , because by nature of her being vice president, you cannot separate the two? >> people know a vice president for the president, joe biden ran as barack obama part 2, george hw bush ran as ronald reagan one more time. when al gore tried to distance himself from bill clinton and it did not work out very well in the end. the last point, dropping somebody into a presidential campaign in 100 days, like football, taking a great football coach and a great quarterback and dropping them into the fourth quarter of the s

the pylon joe biden is unnecessary. for someone that has had seismic wins like infrastructure, reducing the price of prescription drugs. bringing the economy back and staving off recession and it is very disturbing that you would see so much of a pylon and i am not exactly confident that even if there had been a prolonged primary and it had not happened, let's say it was a different candidate, that donald jade trump may still have won and i say that because in every country where you have had an incumbent presidency, the incumbent party lost in the post pandemic era and that happened globally. it is not just something that we see in the united states so i think the pandemic fatigue, how people saw the economy is a very different thing and that is something that needs to be studied and in addition to that, i think a lot of information that the harris campaign was getting and that was being used to develop policy strategies, it just fell apart and i don't think that would have changed with a different candidate. >> obviou

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joe biden claims that he is not going to pardon hunter biden. donald trump is saying he is open to it. >> president biden says that he is not going to pardon his son, hunter. will he ask donald trump to do that? >> i don't have anything else to share about that. i won't go down a rabbit hole on this. the president have been clear when we've been asked this question. >> the white house is planning any minute to let a small group of reporters into the oval office to photograph and take video of the beginning of this meeting. any details about what happens behind closed doors we'll need one of the presidents to tell us what was going on. a quick note on the way here president biden -- president trump stopped at a hotel for a house gop conference meeting. the print pool sent us a note that once cameras were out he said i suspect i won't be running again unless you do something he told the republican lawmakers. some other reporters who were there with the tv side of things say that was met with laughs and that it was intended as a joke, harris. >> ha

that was then further under joe biden. and his presidency, and now we have what will be something that could also be carried on under president elect donald trump as he now goes into his 2nd term in january. so it's interesting it, we know from matthew miller, this state department spokes person that he said, joe biden became president to be a president for 4 years, not 3 years, and 8 months as in he stopped work after the november election. and that's what you heard joe biden talking about that he is going to keep working for it until the very last day in the office. and that's what he said there. 2 as a close is that speech that even though he has worked to get this agreement across the finish line with israel and lebanon, he's not done yet. and he doesn't intend to stop working until his final hour and office. and that is characteristic joe. by then a man who has been in public service more than a half century. it still feels there's work to be done. yeah, good. strongly given that the clock is ticking, i have a loud ki

imagine a worse result if joe biden was nominee.t the senate and they will lose the house and they lost the presidency by a comfortable electoral margin. when there is an election everything the winner did looks brilliant and everything the loser did looks awful. but the trump campaign told us there strategy months ago when it joe biden was still the president. they talked about turning out low propensity voters in rural areas and a chipping away at the electoral coalition the democrats have, particularly young male that, voters of color, black men, hispanic men. look at the exit polls. they aren't definitive. but you look at the defect -- different counties christian mentioned ended rather dramatically illustrates republicans were able to reduce margins while driving up turnout and it was a formula for victory. >> of course we are still waiting on nevada and arizona but it looks like donald trump might take all the swing states. the point anthony is making is about discipline. we commented on that at the republican convention durin

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and what a difference in this moment versus how donald trump treated joe biden in joe biden's win. not to this moment, ever admitting or conceding to joe biden for the 2020 election. >> never inviting biden to the white house. >> and not going to his inauguration. >> it got his presidency off to an entirely different start. >> i want to bring in kaitlan collins who's there at the white house. it's really a remarkable moment to see them sitting there together at the white house. exchanging pleasantries, very nice, very cordial. but trump himself talking about the smooth transition and the fact that you know, they're meeting in a place just feet away from where donald trump himself watched on that tv january 6th insurrection take place. it is just a remarkable moment. >> reporter: yeah. and for that, biden said that trump was, had held a dagger to the throat of democracy on that day and that historic speech biden gave on the anniversary of january 6th when he was in office. to look at that moment there where the two of them are shaking hands, it's important to keep in mind that in 68

kamala harris not being able to match joe biden from kamala harris not being hjoe biden from four years ago, that led to the results we see there. all this blue for democrats turning red for donald trump. let's take a quick look at what else we are waiting for because as well as the presidential election, we have those congressional elections, house, the senate, house of representatives, 51 for a majority, still on 52 seats for republicans, they have secured a majority in the senate, thinking that from the democrats was that we still a few seats left to declare. let's take a quick look at predicted results. these are red stripe, 0hio, predicted results. these are red stripe, ohio, west virginia and montana, they are republican wins. these grey dotted ones are the ones, four, still waiting for results there. the grey ones is where no election has been taking place at this time. they are the results we are still waiting on but whichever way you look at it it has been a very good election for donald trump and the republicans. thank you. the political map. let's go

y en otra llamada telefÓnica hablÓ con el presidente joe biden.e. >> donald trump no se dejÓ ver desde la madrugada en que celebrÓ su victoria, pero ha estado preparando su nuevo gobierno. hablamos con unos 70 lÍderes mundiales le dijo a la cadena hermana nbc que preparaÁa sus primeras medidas del g gobierno incluyendo sus deportaciones masivas. no pudo decir cuanto costarÍan. no es una cuestiÓn de un peso realmente no tenemos opciÓn cuando la gente ha sido muerte y asesinada. cuando los lÍderes narcos han acudido paÍses no se van a quedar aquÍ dice donald trump. pero el presidente electo insistiÓ en un plan que nos detallarÁn finalmente que apunta a un programa de inmigraciÓn oficial. queremos que la gente venga a otro paÍs y queremos que los negocios tambiÉn. queremos que las compaÑÍas y las fÁbricas y las plantas vengan y van a venir. donald trump se refiriÓ a la llamada que le hizo presente joe biden ofreciÉndole una transiciÓn ordenada. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla( >> y lo digo abiertamente joe biden parecÍa subrayar que hace 4 aÑos donald tr

or in the senate and described to joe biden the importance of alliance relationships. ne looks at thejoe biden legacy across the indo per specific one sees the lessons of mike mansfield are the most important bilateral relationship bar none is that between the us and japan and biden has consolidated that relationship and importantly at as forge a new triangular relationship with japan, south korea and the us. the spirit of camp david, reaffirmed again in peru with the three leaders meeting and this provides the us with a platform to engage china from a position of strength so the lattice work relationships thatjoe biden has built across the indo—pacific are now being proved against donald trump this to the fullest extent donald trump to manage it. tell me how, what are the marca nations in place to make it donald trump proved. what goes on behind the scenes. these are multilateral relationships like the vietnam and philippines. likely to be sustained in a trump administration and includes the trilateral meetings and likely to be sustained by donald trump and includes so

several american media outlets brief directly by the white house are reporting that the president joe biden has authorized the ukraine to use us supplied missiles to strike deeper inside russia. the concession box, the major policy shift by the outgoing biden administration. your brain has been pressing for months for permission to use us and other western supplies weapons to hit russian military targets from the florida. president elect donald trump due to return to the white house in january as criticized biden's, strong support for you or your clients president for the landscape did not directly confirm or deny he had received any such permission from joe biden. as he addressed the ukrainian people on sunday, a blank pursue and your plan to strengthen ukraine is a victory plan or i presented it to our partners. yeah. one of its main points is to equip our army with long range capabilities. today, there was a great deal of discussion in the media about us receiving permission for these actions. but strikes are not made with words. these matters are not announced. the missiles will speak f

joe biden plasma connection to - worse for beijing. ump or kamala harris? he anticipate with either donald trump or kamala harris? he is a man who — trump or kamala harris? he is a man who is _ trump or kamala harris? he is a man who is from _ trump or kamala harris? he is a man who is from that _ trump or kamala harris? he is a j man who is from that generation of american politicians who when it comes to foreign policy they think about europe first. with donald trump if he wins he is nothing if not unpredictable so none of this is certain, but he is saying on the campaign trail he will introduce policies like tariffs on all imports into china and america leaving the climate change deal and stopping us supplies to ukraine that will have a big and disruptive effect on europe. it will make it harder to reach our paris climate change objectives. it will probably trigger a trade war between europe and the us and it will place a big onus on europe to try and backfill. all of that will be quite problematic. 0f of that will be quite problemat

joe biden is the singular reason kamala harris and democrats lost. n was told privately this summer that he had a zero percent chance of beating trump but, after that, harris got a huge bounce when she joined the ticket. picked tim walz and had a glitzy convention and now campaign staff are getting email from their boss that says i know the vice president isn't finished in this fight and i know the very people on this email are also going to be leaders in this collective mission. view this as the beginning, not the end. that was the gist of the vp wants remarks at howard university yesterday that seems what hastily organized. an invite was texted to supporters just hours ahead of time and msnbc news is reporting the harris team did not spend much time writing a concession. they thought her initial remarks were just going to be about keeping the faith during a days' long vote count. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fuels this campaign. the fight for freedom, for opportunity for fairness and the dignity of all people. th

a shout out to — wrong with it. joe biden gave a shout out to the _ wrong with it. joe biden gave ashout out to the workers in - wrong with it. joe biden gave a shout out to the workers in a i shout out to the workers in a speech, telling americans to say thank you to the poll workers to make sure to respect them as well. there was a somewhat of a rallying cry and a call to arms for the next set of elections here because we know the way things work in america a different to the other side of the atlantic, there is a very long run into election campaigns and he said at one point setbacks are unavoidable but giving up is unforgivable. i unavoidable but giving up is unforgivable.— unavoidable but giving up is unforgivable. i think there is still a vision _ unforgivable. i think there is still a vision for _ unforgivable. i think there is still a vision for america - unforgivable. i think there is still a vision for america in l still a vision for america in this— still a vision for america in this particular election it wasn't _ this particular election it wasn't over half, but there i

when it came to the performance of joe biden, it was 41% approved. 58% disapproved. so she had an enormous burden. and people are unhappy with the way the biden- harris administration has run this country for the last four years and she did not succeed, i'm not sure it was possible, now distancing herself from biden. there is another part of the story we have to talk about. which is donald trump. the fact is when you go back to january 6th of 2021 to today, it is an extraordinary comeback. he was a pariah when he left town on january 20th. refused to even go to the inauguration. the vast majority of members of his own party wouldn't be seen with him. over the course of the four years, he proceedsproceeds win himself back into the party, declares right after the tremendous defeat of the republicans. there was certainly an unsuccessful showing in the mid-terms in 2022. wins the contested primary. this is his party. >> not just his party. >> what? >> it's not just his party now. >> no. it's his country. >> we have to be careful. we haven't called it yet. but pennsylvania

they are back joe biden. but on tuesday, complet harris only managed 36 percent to donald trump's 40 to that huge loss for the democrats is being blamed on anger over the by the administration. support for israel, of the city of dearborn and michigan and its largest share of arab and muslim voters has traditionally lean towards the democratic party in 2020 joe biden, 170 percent of the vote. here, the growing anger, it is administrating over the wars and the middle east, and the 10s of thousands of civilian deaths helped donald trump claim victory at the ballot box in the crucial battle ground state. as a palestinian, i could not get myself to bubble, and pamela harris, who has repeatedly sent over the last 7 or 8 months that she believes in israel's right to defend itself. at the end of the day, what i think people recognize and people have explicitly side of the understand that trump could be worse, but the scale of injustice that people have witness hills, in comparison to anything else is they done is co

they tried calling trump names. >> newt gingrich, i really have come to believe that joe biden voted for donald trump, and i have a hunch his wife mrs. jill biden did. what do you think? >> well, i think that fantastic she wore red, to go vote may tell you something. look. kamala harris she invites 70 thousand people to a rally in front of white house, with president biden in the white house. and does not invite him out? then she shocked that she goes on. zoom and describes trup supporters as garbage, guaranteeing that would drown out her rally. i don't think that was an accident emp. i believe he was offended. larry: he looked happy to me, that photo op, very happy. maybe happiest in 4 years. nnewt gingrich and kellyanne,. >> yes. >> remember, only person to have defeated donald trump that is assault he -- that is all he wanted. >> okay. well put, i will see you both at mar-a-lago later on. >> coming up, dcswamp is already shaking in fear. with trump naming tough new outsiders, pentagon, justice department. cia. oh, my gosh. fbi too. let's get something there. kash patel will weigh i

it was obama that gave us trump the first time and joe biden that made trump stronger than ever. st want to say thank you to obama and biden. >> can i leave? >> we are going to have american patriotism and economic opportunity and it goes right back to obama, so thank you, guys. >> you're going to overreach and we are going to get you, but right now it sure hurts. >> i want to ask, president biden and former president trump are going to meet on wednesday, which is kind of you know, a norm when we have a transition of power. what do you expect to see from that? >> i'm sure it will be like the last time they met when trump brought him over and sat him down, wait a minute -- this is actually not a norm, it is a norm that was blown out of the water when -- the last time trump was in office, he refused to even honor the man, and so it does show i think something important, that joe biden is not refusing to let the guy come in and refusing to speak with him. and kamala harris is not organizing an insurrection and nobody is going around saying the election was stolen. we have a mature pa

a mentor in the senate and are described l in the senate and are described to joe in the senate and are described tojoe bidenalliance relationships and when one looks at thejoe biden legacy across the indo—pacific, one sees the lessons of mansfield, first, the most important bilateral relationship bar none is that between the united states and japan and biden has had consolidated that relationship and importantly, he has forged and importantly, he has forged a new triangular relationship with japan, south korea and united states, the spirit of camp david. we affirmed again in peru with the three leaders meeting and this provides the united states with a platform to engage china on the position of strength. the indo—pacific are now being trump proved to the fullest extent that biden can manage it. i don't think anything would fully be dropped proof but there is a lot of institutional inertia be hind the new security relationship and economic relationship that joe biden first across the region and those are likely to indoor even if trump moved away. indoor even if trump moved awa . ., ., ., away. tell me how d

joe biden carried michigan four years ago to 56%. that would help. if you are beau biden, maybe you get nafta makeup if you're losing a little bit in the city. we will see if that plays out as we thought. washington county, absolutely critical. young voters were critical to the biden coalition in 2020. even more critical when whitmer won re-election in 2022. it's the home of ann arbor, the university of michigan, i have been there four times over the last year, and it's gone now, the school won't allow protests here. student protests here had hurt president biden. the question was, after the switch to vice president harris, could she heal that in the democratic coalition but at the moment, 22%. 60% for the vice president right now. 72% for the president of the united states. if that number stays that way, that's a problem. 73%, you will round that up, wash and talk county. that is something to keep an eye on as we go forward. the other day, i was also here, michigan state is in lansing. again, you are trying to get students to turn out. mostly young m

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how did joe biden do? >> 5 points better than donald trump. >> if you're a democrat in a blue state, you're trying to figure out what's happening to my party, is it all trump? there's a second conversation going on. at love people will be there. you know a lot of them don't like him. they wish he weren't the leader of their party but he is. they'll work with that. so the republican candidate for president, 41% in new jersey and the republican president. nobody focused on the presidential race there. make all the excuses you want. that's a problem. it was a 16- point spread last time and a 5- point spread now. what about new york? take me to new york. >> come back out and take me back in. the umpire state. >> she's up by 11 percentage points. how did biden do? >> from 23 points to 11 points. you know what? show me some of the counties. can you go into queens? >> you can get into manhattan here. >> so manhattan -- >> manhattan wasn't trump territory. >> queens, bronx. >> you can wander around in here if you

netanyahu and joe biden. donald trump and he seemed to see eye to eye.her they see eye to eye or not, and indeed on some issues during the previous administration of president-elect trump, there were disagreements, but whether it is a matter of this agreent or agreement, when you get to the issue of gaza and the campaign there, i really believe the existential and quite different views of the government of israel and hamas are e critical factors here. now, the united states supports israel firmly today, it undoubtedly will continue to do so and should into the future, but it is really a matter for hamas, which has agency here. let's not forget that. to be willing to come to the table and discuss the cease-fire which we believe is reasonable which israel has supported but which hamas has declined to respond to four months now. ben: david satterfield, former u.s. ambassador to lebanon and turkey, thank you for being with us and share your thoughts. let me tell the viewers, we have also heard in the last couple minutes, donald trump has chosen the former de

the biden-harris split, the internal fighting the fact that maybe joe biden should have gotten out earlierkamala harris only got 73 to 75 million votes lost, where the biden coalition there just seemed to be a split where his legacy will be diminished. he doesn't go out there and talk about what he's actually doing, and i'm just sort of i don't i don't i'm even a little surprised by that. but i do think there's a lot of i think there's a lot of churn still in the democratic party. >> i think you're absolutely. look, you're absolutely right. i don't disagree with anything. you're saying. i think the democrats the democratic party as a whole has mismanaged the messaging around joe biden i've said this repeatedly around joe biden and around his accomplishments since day one. and i think biden himself is not biden himself. biden himself was not the communicator he went on this big foreign trip right, with all these world leaders. >> he missed the g20 photo and he didn't speak to reporters in a press conference. in an interview, the first time at one of these summits that he's done that i agree

this is due to be news live from berlin. us president joe biden promises a peaceful transfer of power to donald trump. said many times, you can love your country. only when you, when it was buttons 1st address those couple of harris has the feet to donald trump bite and urging the nation to come together after a polarizing election. also on our show, what will a new trump presidency mean for your future? that was the question on everyone's mind at a gathering of european leaders and hungry. the focus on age, ukraine and german chancellor all off shields. fires is finance minister and promises a confidence vote in parliament after christmas. but the main opposition party demands elections asap, saying there's no reason to wait the i'm so you can do to the end. berlin, welcome to our program. us president joe biden has spoken to the nation for the 1st time since donald trump was declared the winner of the presidential election by the bank election workers across the country for ensuring the vote was fair and transparent. heaps, appraisal and vice president, complet harris for her campai

joe biden never liked trump but he might hate his friends who back stabbed him even more. him from the most powerful man in the world to a couch potato. insiders say biden's been spending his days watching netflix. people next to him say he's a little lonely. sure he gets his daily briefings but he can't focus. he's trying to figure out what's next for him. he's obsessed with his presidential library and his [audio disruption.] cooed the big guy. i do have an indictment of some of the strategy. and again, the people that said joe biden was the problem. where's my camera? he was not the solution, okay? he was not the solution. i will just note that. i will just note that it is probably not the best idea that democrats orchestrated a very public stab fest, a proverbial stabbing in the front of the sitting president of the united states of america. and then didn't use him in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. biden world agrees. they think joe would have won the white working class, and they blame obama and pelosi for pushing him to the curb. but kamala world is firing ba

eerie, this was a county that was a joe biden county.in 2020, he won it narrowly and in 2024, he flipped it back into trump's category. this was a county that was in 2020 a joe biden county. by a substantial margin, 6 points, and in 2024, it flipped to donald trump's column. and this is interesting based on what harry was just talking about. this is burkes and lehigh county, the highest hispanic vote and while the democrats were able to hang on. and burkes' county, 53%, part of the string of counties in the blue collar state, outside, donald trump improved his margin in every single one of these economies. and real quick, one more time. it's wild to look at when you get a sense of if people in pennsylvania are frustrated about the economy, it turns out when you tack where their wages were versus where the cost of living was, and you look at where the darker counties r. much of which, not just improved on, flipped it entirely, you have to understand that not everyone was feeling it, in various parts around the country, and in particular w

what do you think it will be like when donald trump and joe biden are in the room together? >> well, you know, caitlin, you covered president trump when he was in the white house the last time. he is charming one of one. he was very respectful and charming to obama eight years ago. he was also respectful to vice president harris at the 9/11 memorial ceremony two months ago. so i don't see this going awry and them fighting with each other. they'll be cordial. but again, this is something that president biden is affording donald trump but not something that donald trump afforded president biden. so there is some asymmetry there. >> yes, it's remarkable given everything trump has said about biden. biden on the anniversary of january 6th said trump held a dagger to the throat of democracy. i mean, obviously to see them in the room will be remarkable. but as we wait for that, you know, this transition is underway. it's moving very quickly down at mar-a-lago based on what i'm hearing. what's your assessment of how the transition has gone so far? >> well, you know, last time it was

first off i think is much as donald trump would prefer to be running against joe biden, joe biden iset so if want to go gaffe for gas and i'm happy to put kamala harris in what she has said in the final weeks of this campaign against. >> shooting lives liz cheney united in the face spinco said that but we are sitting here with the an interpretation of 'but to your question it's crazy to say that donald trump and his people have not disparaged. he said that anyone, any 2 that supports kamala harris needs to get their head examined and any black person that supports kamala harris is a fool. these are things he has said over and over again. that doesn't make it okay but kamala harris did not say this. she did say that she did not agree and she would not stand that anyone would disparage anyone supporters and that's why she hasn't done and that's why she's out there actually trying to appeal to people whether they vote for her own not which is usually why what are presidents do. i didn't think george bush woke up every day. but i do worry about that with donald trump at to talk with this