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you can drop joe by into any capital in the world and he'll know some joe blow, he will have metthatn at some point along the way . and there's something valuable there for a country like ours in a moment of call it what it is, reconstruction . >> it's rare to have a new president that's surefooted on foreign-policy as joe i is in terms of these relationships you're talking about and his tenure in the senate even before he came to the white house where he insisted on being a central player in the national security and foreign policy decisions of the obama administration and this is a lot of the questions are on the subject and i don't want to miss the chance especially for your insights on this, you were in the middle east, you know china area you know joe, you know china so how's he going to handle china and all that that entails? >> one of the things that first got me interested in joe biden was when he came to beijing and he did a very unusual thing . instead of eating inside the hotel, he and his staff, some of whom are still with him now working on china projects decided to go t

. >> reporter: joe from brentwood blowing his horn and wearing his hat to bring attention to his beliefdn't they give trump his day in court to show his evidence? >> reporter: and another man who questions the reality of the pandemic, president biden's right to the oval office and our legitimacy as a news crew. what brings you out here today? >> none of your business. get your microphone out of my face mr. covid-frightened person. >> reporter: the pair taunts a sacramento voter with he's not my president as she stops to show us her biden/harris sign. >> that was four years ago, too. i understand that. >> reporter: relatively civil discourse at the foot of california's democratic center and in the face of a historically large security force. it's unclear how much longer the protection force will remain n. a written statement on its website chp said it will not comment on its deployment plan. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. >>> up next, not just kamala harris, the bay area well represented in today's inaugural ceremonies including the president of santa clara universit

there was a hot wind blowing that day. >> joe kovach was down at the local paper, crime reporter thereand all of a sudden -- >> i can remember the buzz in the newsroom. >> oh, this would be big, big and disturbing, like sometimes things can be in the south, said joe. >> it was a shock, a shock to the system, yeah. ♪ >> but there's something else about the south, something sweet, magnetic. it draws people in. and macon, with its storied history and its cherry blossoms, is its very heart. >> it's slow, relaxing. everyone here is welcoming. >> even for a new yorker named ashley mueller, who signed up at the mercer law school here. >> you never meet a stranger, i guess, in the south. that's what makes it so wonderful and comforting. >> it's where she met lauren giddings. >> when we found out we both were from the north, we just instantly connected on that. >> but then, why wouldn't she want to connect with lauren? she was bigger than life. >> she was infectious. i mean, you couldn't be around her for more than five minutes and not already be having a good time. >> she was the adored eldest

i don't think they'll have the votes to blow up the filibuster, because joe manchin has already said he won't vote for it. so i don't think they'll blow up the filibuster. which means on most things they're going to have to get to 60 votes if he is not a nomination, cabinet nomination or a judicial nomination. >> andrea? >> and claire, a question as to control. is chuck schumer going to do what mitch mcconnell did, what he's criticized mitch mcconnell for doing, and not letting the republicans vote on anything unless it gets through chuck schumer? >> i think chuck schumer will be very strategic. and by the way, listen, a lot of people get credit, but i am happy for my friend today, people have no idea how hard he's worked and for how long to arrive at this day. i think he'll be very strategic. i think he will figure out where he can get the votes and where he can box republicans when it's appropriate to make them vote on things they don't want to vote on. and he's going to be looking at 2022, just like mitch mcconnell is always focused on his majority, chuck has the bare majority, so

. >> joe biden blames mostly himself for blowing it. >> narrator: but he believed he'd have another chanced to the senate to rebuild. >> it wasn't as though, having lost in 1988, he faded away or disappeared. that give him power and cloutroe to kind of project himself as a leader of the democratic party. biden opens confirmation hearin for the nation's 106th nominee... >> narrator: he concentrated on his job as the chairman of the powerful senate judiciary committee. >> president bush says the american people are supporting his choice for the supreme court. >> narrator: it was there he would face his biggest challenge nomination of clarence thomas to the suprem e court. >> good evening, we begin tonight with the potential for political explosion on capitol hill. >> clarence thomas ran into trouble today... >> questions are growing over charges of sexual harassment against thomas... >> narrator: this affidavit charged that thomas sexually harassed a former employee, anita hill. >> it seems to have been a nightmare for joe biden. as a man, he felt uncomfortable about it. as a white man, he f

joe went left. they won't cover him. they cover up for him. $2 trillion for virus relief and $2 trillion for climate change. only one is a veal crisis. the other is weird science. he will blow up the bond market. life is about to get veal expense -- to get real expensive in rare today. if you slap a crisis label on everything, you can do what you want. that's what biden is doing. he shattered records for executive orders. 25. last fall biden said only dictators do that. >> some of my democrat i can and republican friends say if you can't get the votes you do by executive order. we are a democracy. we need consensus. jesse: joe just joined the squad. he can't even say what he's signing. he has to read from notes. >> the second order i'm going to be signing also changing what the president has done -- the president -- the former president has done, and a memorandum reversed my predecessor's attack on women's health access. as you continue to battle covid-19. jesse: they put it on a note card or prompter and he just reads it. he bores you to death while they stab you in the back. trump ran against a rigged system in 2016 and he won. now they are rigging it so he will never win

i guess blow their security apparatus and go after joe biden at the inaugural.that a fair worry? >> brian, i spend over a decade of my life in the secret service and four years in the nypd. news flash from a lot of folks happen to be conservative. but you know how many sleepless nights my kids and i spent on the road in indonesia, and barack obama, by the way never shared anything in common politically? do you know how many other guys in the secret service, the fbi, treasury agents who probably helped in the security claim of being conservative who never once in their lifetime enter their mind other than to keep him and his family safe because that is what we do in a constitutional republic? >> brian: so you would take a vote for president obama even though you didn't vote for him. do you believe this horrible incident from two weeks ago last wednesday they are using as an excuse to say trump supporters cannot be trusted? >> brian come of course. these are genuinely awful human beings. i mean, what happened with the tech tyrants and the abuse of this horror show

yesterday was you had two democratic senators kyrsten sinema and senator joe manchin both saying they had no plans to vote to blow up the filibuster any time soon. and those aren't different positions than they've had for many, many months and even years at this point. but it was enough to unlock the stalemate of this agreement. essentially what you had behind the scenes was mcconnell arguing he wanted something in writing saying that they were not going to blow up the filibuster. democrats, of course, didn't want to make that commitment in part because they don't know how much obdestruction or how many road blocks republicans might put up in the next few days and months as they try to move forward with president joe biden's agenda. everybody claiming victory this morning. not much really has changed. it's just we expect this will get a vote at some point in the near future. poppy? >> politics at its finest, lauren fox. thank you. >>> now to jeremy diamond with more on biden's agenda today. >> and a lot of it with a pen. the president set to sign several more executive orders today. what is he focusing on? >> tha

>> can they blow up the filibuster? joe manchin says no.to watch. and we saw it in the obama years where there was constant haggling over budgets and taxes and things of that nature. and you might get that here. well, you're likely to get that here as well. the biden people that i talk to openly concede this. they can't ram stuff through that easy. neil: yeah. it's very tough when it's that close. thank you, my friend. charlie gasparino, he was touching on infrastructure. by the way, pete buttigieg has just wrapped up his confirmation hearing. he is the president's pick to be the transportation secretary, but among some of the things he was saying, i'm very, very confident we can work with together to improve our nation's infrastructure. working together we could yield some positive results for the economy. that is where, apparently, republicans and democrats are increasingly finding common ground. we're on top of that. ♪ (ringing) - hey kaleb, what's up? how you doing? - hey, i'm good, guess what, i just had my 13th surgery. - really? i ju

blowing. all right, we'll get to this. president-elect joeen is planning to start reversing president trump's policies right out of the gate with a blitz of executive orders. ahead, why a top g.o.p. senator warns biden is pushing the most aggressive socialized policy effort in history. plus, unprecedented security and concerns about a possible insider attack in washington, d.c., ahead of the inauguration. the latest on preparations in the nation's capital. and, a left-wing activist accused of being part of the u.s. capitol riot. still allowed to treat and post videos. after president trump was suspended from the big tech platform. is this proof of a double standard? ♪ ♪ >> it's time for revolution! it's time for revolution! it's time for revolution! ♪ ♪ here's huge news for veteran homeowners who need cash. refiplus from newday usa. record low mortgage rates have fallen again, while home values just keep climbing. refiplus lets you refinance at record low rates plus get an average of $50,000 for retirement tomorrow and for peace of mind today

linked to a worker in a christmas tree costume that was blowing the air out and that worker they didn't know at the time had covid. >>> president-elect joe biden says his first priority as president is to effectively combat twin crises, pandemic and sinking economy. outlined a $1.9 trillion american rescue plan in a prime time address last night. ian cull has the eye lights. >> reporter: president-elect biden laying out the goes for his first days in office outlining what he calls the american rescue plan. >> my fellow americans, the decisions we make in the next few weeks and months are going to determine whether we thrive in a way that benefits all americans or that we stay stuck in a place where those at the top do great, all economic growth almost everyone else is just a spectator sport. >> reporter: he claims the $1.9 trillion plan would lift millions of americans out of poverty. >> we not only have an economic imperative to act now. i believe we have a moral obligation. >> reporter: and it includes an ambitious national vaccine plan, which will detail more. >> to correct course and meet our goal, 100 million shots at end of my firs

that is why they were not going to blow this thing up because there were two senators, including joecheion said no way, that is not the way to make america go forward. >> i see this has the ball of wax in congress. do you think they'll work together or did they just guarantee that mcconnell could stop things? >> i hope they work together. i'm not optimistic. if you'll permit me a senate observation, it's this -- the optics of patrick leahy presiding over the senate impeachment trial, good for trump. i'm tell you why. it reinforces the idea that the constitution didn't envision this. if the constitution envisioned it, presumably it would be the chief justice. if the chief justice gets to sit it out, i think it strengthens that argument that says the constitution really wasn't speaking to a former president. >> smart point. michael smerconish, governor kasich, thank you both. >> an impeachment trial during a pandemic. let's use the word of the moment. it sucks. pandemic should be everything. why? because we are nowhere on the part that matters most. yes, we're ramping up how many vacci

joe biden will get on the phone. they understand this is going to blow up in their face politically.felt better about the republican senate conference being united behind the idea that what the house did was wrong in terms of progress. and i think we are going to have an overwhelming republican vote that this second impeachment of donald trump was unconstitutional. we will see where it goes. >> sean: let's talk about it because of senate republicans, if they validate a impeachment, the precedent is set and there will be a time where there's going to be a one-week impeachment without any investigation and no defense whatsoever. that is how this is all going to end. we will be dealing with impeachment after impeachment after impeachment. then you have the whole issue. every constitutional lawyer that i respect, it's never happened in history but they all say the same thing. no, you can't do it post-presidency. thoughts? >> well, number one, richard nixon resigned from office. he had been a prime candidate to try this out but they didn't go down that road then. senator mcconnell basical

blowing up a ceremonial a bat to try to. undermine the the sense of legitimacy of joe biden and his and comma harris's victory so it's a terrible moment for democracy a very very dark moment and i think it will have on going up or cautioned not only between democrats and republicans but within the republican party itself in which there is a contingent that is disgusted deeply disgusted by what some of these senators and the president have done so far and as i mentioned earlier on al jazeera you know i'm waiting to see if any of those 12 senators pull back now because once everyone has heard this audio of president trump so forcefully muscling a republican secretary of state in the state of georgia to overturn an election at some point those republican legislators both in the house of representatives and particularly the united states senate are going to have to be held to account by the public on why they support that why should anyone trust them in a future election so there's a for agility and a toxic culture right now around the nation but particularly in washington d.c. and particularly as you touched on there steve and the

blow up the filibuster. you have moderate democrats like joe manchin, like kirsten sinema making it clear they don't support that effort right now. but in a couple of months, does that change if republicans are standing in the way? they don't want to put anything in the organizing resolution about the filibuster, and that is really creating problems, because without that resolution, you can't essentially change hands of the committees and which party controls them. so it's really holding up the legislation and it's holding up nominees. now, the other big thing on the agenda is the question of when this impeachment trial is going to get started. last night, you had a late-night effort, again by the new minority leader, mitch mcconnell, to suggest they delay moving forward with the senate trial for a couple of weeks. essentially, what that would do is thrust this all into the middle of february and it would give, in mcconnell's words, some time for the former president, donald trump, to settle in with his new legal team and try to make a case for why he should not be convicted on these impeachment trials. now

taking a look at the bond market as well, as president-elect joe biden prepares to take office, holding steady with ten-year yields, a hair blow 1.1% two-year, 1.35%, and ten-year, 1 p1.84 i mentioned the nasdaq out performance. we're watching netflix those shares are surging as you can see, they're up 12 1/2% showing fourth quarter results that showed strong subscriber growth. and they will be cash flow positive by next year, and considering actual share buybacks while revenues did beat estimates, earnings per share below expectations, we will dive further into the big results driving markets later on in the show let's go worldwide, a mostly positive session in asia, the hang seng jumping more than 1% with the shanghai composite, and kospi indexes in south korea let's take a look at the early trade in europe, green across the board. we're also keeping a very close eye on really what's happening with the political crisis in italy as prime minister giuseppe conte won the backing of the upper house of parliament there leaving him clinging to power but with a weakened minority government in italy. we're going to keep a close eye

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joe, thank you. quick round up some of the day's other football news and two of the premier league title contenders have suffered injury blowsester city will be without midfielder kevin de bruyne for up to six weeks due to a hamstring injury he sustained during wednesday's 2—0 win against aston villa. he could miss up to ten matches, including the champions league last—16first—leg tie with borussia monchengladbach. under pressure real madrid manager zinedine zidane has tested positive for coronavirus. real issued a short statement announcing that zidane had the virus, but have given no further information about his condition or impact on the playing squad. manchester united women have signed norwegian international defender maria thorisdottir from title rivals chelsea on a two—and—a—half year contract. she joins casey stoney�*s side having made 22 appearances and scoring once for the reigning wsl champions. next to the us — it's the championship weekend of the nfl play—offs. four teams are competing to reach super bowl 55 which is in tampa bay, florida in just over a couple of weeks. the buffalo bills, who've had a great sea

i guess they could blow up the filibuster, some democrats have indicated they are not comfortable with that. joeir confines here. it'll be interesting to see how it goes. as for trump, we were talking about it -- he is right. he composed of remarkable amount of achievements. pretty out of reelection record record on the issues. but his personality offended so many people that they turned out in staggering numbers and overcame the 74 million who voted for him. those 74 million were composed of two elements, one was the hard-core trump-ers, the other were republicans who were content with him because they liked what he accomplished. but i never saw a president to himself more damage in a shorter period of time that donald trump did in his last two month in office. his behavior was what drove people to believe in the fall said that it was a stolen election and he had won in a landslide in all the rest of it. he has a lot to overcome. and it will remain to be seen if you can find a platform from which to do it. >> bret: bill. speak out on the biden side, wanting to be neighbors -- neighbors don't im

blow if they won one -- won one of the two. they believe if they can squeeze that are, the senate becomes a power center for joe biden, they've goteady, and they would have the white house. that makes the agenda and their hopes of radically changing the united states much easier. but it's that radical change the republicans keep pushing, saying if we lose this, the democrats will have a free run. that is why they are hoping donald trump's appearance, that message will be enough to secure the two seats in georgia. >> we will hear what donald trump has to say. in the meantime, alan fisher live for us in georgia, thank you. mexico says it is ready to offer asylum to julian assange after a decision by the u.k. court not to extradite the wikileaks founder to the u.s.s, his supporters celebrated outside the court. he is wanted by the u.s. on espionage charges for publishing thousands of secret military documents. a judge denied the request, citing concerns over assange's mental health. the u.s. is expected to appeal. england has joined other parts of the u.k. on imposing a covid-19 lockdown. boris johnson says restrictions will last at

what do you think the legacy of that will be as joe biden comes in and tries to arrest that? greg: it is one thing to blow things up. i get it that certain institutions have not worked well, but you have to have something to replace them with. he would blow things up without any alternative. i think that got tiresome. i also think the level of personal rancor, vindictiveness, ugliness of his tweets really distinguished him. tom: i think the british do this better. you lose the election, you leave within three hours. jonathan: you move out the next day. i think the events of the last few weeks have expressed some -- exposed some vulnerability in that process. greg, i wonder if that is something that people will need to rethink, whether you think we should rethink that? greg: i think there were some things that trump did that were positive. getting tough on china, everyone would agree on. fewer regulations, people would agree on. it was the way he did it. it was so outrageous, it hurt his cause. tom: greg valliere, thank you for joining us. thank you for your perspective. kevin cirilli is at the capitol. th

joe biden's >> diaz: joe biden's presidency is expected to improve battered relations with canada, but his canceling the keystone xl pipeline may have dealt that hope an early blowo new plans to toughen travel restrictions between the two countries, but what's already in place has proven painful. here's cbs' anna werner.>> >> we're looking into canada. >> reporter: when lars jacobson spots a truck crossing the canadian border into the united states... >> you might actually see a border crossing. here comes a truck. >> reporter: ...he sees unfairness. covid has stopped people from coming in, but not trucks facilitating commerce. >> the truckers can go back and forth because covid can't get them, but an individual it can? what? that doesn't make sense. >> reporter: his package store jakes landing, idaho, is within spitting distance of canada and now may go out of business. >> we're open. our customers are totally stuck on the other side of the border. our clients are canadians. we love canadians. >> reporter: in normal times,ç canadian customers save time and money by shipping their packages to jake's small mart on the u.s. side. >> now the shelves are jam-packed.

there is more than a handful of democrats praying for joe biden will get on the phone and call schumer and say it is over. they understand this will blown overwhelming republican vote this second impeachment of donald trump is unconstitutional. senator mcconnell came up with a plan i think is good for the country, good for the senate and fair to the president the president has a good legal team, great legal team and we will fight like hell to make sure the second impeachment of donald trump ends as quickly as possible, either dismissed or overwhelming vote for acquittal. jillian: marjorie taylor green file articles of impeachment against president biden the day after he was sworn into office accusing the president of abusing his power while serving as vice president by allowing his son hunter to serve on the board of the ukrainian energy company. green writing a statement, quote, president biden has demonstrated he will do whatever it takes to bailout his son hunter and line his family pocket with cash from corrupt foreign energy companies. >> one of your favorite, wine country fed up with california's lockdown orders and more than 50

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blow to its most sweeping set of asylum restrictions. a federal judge has just blocked them. they are set to take effect on monday just two weeks before president-elect joe biden takes office. >>> gov. newsom is proposing a new plan to get kids back into the classroom. he is offering $4.6 billion in funding to help schools setup summer school and before and after school programs. the goal is to offset learning lost during the pandemic. this is in addition to the $2 billion he announced last week. but not everyone is getting behind the plan. good evening. wilson walker is live at oakland where teachers and some families are holding a protest think it is too soon to return to normal. >>> 50 just protesting essentially any plan to return to the classroom in the near- term. not the governor today laid out his strategy for getting the state moving as far as returning to the classroom,

joe biden. >>yeah 13 days is just doesn't leave much time for a sage if the house a serious blow at least speaker pelosi has talked about maybe starting proceedings friday or monday. so you know that's possible. the house could not quite quickly because democrats are in charge there the rules allow for that movement which again i don't see necessarily see majority leader mcconnell have appetite to take this up these conversations are happening, i'm told. >>donna how have the events of the last couple of how they changed do you think what will be the biden presidency. >>i have to say that because of the terrible pandemic situation biden administration. the incoming biden administration's was already. newly and taking on a character of solemnity of seriousness of up a clear purpose. >>and i think that's just doubled now i think if you know if the pandemic had never just might be a little lighter they be talking about sort of regular governance issues and maybe even some plain policy issues but i have to say the seriousness of the covid pandemic i think it's already put this incoming administration

former president barack obama and then joe biden, and the notion that the president wouldn't call his vice president to see how he's going for days, it just blowse has been, like you said, unfailingly loyal. i was so glad to see him break with the president last wednesday in a big way and -- and that's where we are. >> i want to -- i just had a conversation, senator, with democratic congressman john garamendi, and it was one of those questions i had to ask him the same question multiple times to see if i was hearing him all right and i asked him whether or not he's fearful that his fellow members of congress might harm him. this is what he just told me. >> of course. why would you bring a gun on to the floor? you want to get into a fisticuff or you want to get into a gun battle? you don't need to have a gun on the floor of the house or even in any of the capitol complex or the offices. it's a very, very secure place except when a mob incited by the president of the united states turns that mob loose into the capitol. now you've got a danger. >> senator, your reaction? >> well, that's a terrible thing to hear that somebody fears that. i can't im

joe biden to decide whether to enforce the policy. it is the latest bid by the trump administration to use national security powers against china's largest tech companies and it deals another blown't been seen in public since chinese regulators halted ant‘s $35 billion ipo and launched an anti—trust probe into alibaba. the latest executive order will impact the light of tencent, weechat pay and a document scanning out. accusations that they can collect data from users could be used against americans. china has consistently denied claims that these firms share their data with the chinese government. all of this comes amid yet more controversy all of this comes amid yet more co ntrove rsy over all of this comes amid yet more controversy over three of the largest telecom companies that i've been telling you about this week on whether or not they are going to be delisted from the new york stock exchange. the latest reports suggest treasury secretary steven mnuchin called the ceo of the new york stock exchange to insist that those three companies be taken off the exchange, so there is a chance the nysc might make a second u—turn after making a decision not to delist those firms. a p

joe manchin said that first thing we should do is get help vaccination and everyone's arm. do you think the filibuster is going to grow up -- blow up? like mark kelly maybe this is my chance to make a difference. greg: people like rand paul you never know what is going to do what you think tyrus? >> we saw a lot of that in this administration. senator collins she was going to bail us out and every time they were like -- we had lunch. you said you were outraged. yeah but after i thought about it we decided we would go in this direction. this is going to be weighed different and way more fun for us. you will be up late at night trying to get all this stuff but we wing it. you will have a socialist, the progressive, the moderates, the i don't know's and they give me something all going well it's my party and this is how we are going to do and the republicans will be like i don't know which one we argue with. this is wacko land and you are going to watch a civil war inside like timeout we can't argue with republicans right now. we have to destroy each other and their three group so we will be busy for a while. greg: dagen do you thi

blow the senate rules up to end the filibuster. right now, there are two democrats who say they will oppose that. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. if they actually hold the line, that will be a big benefit for the country. now i have to admit, if past is prologue, chuck schumer has been very good at putting the thumbscrews to democrats and i actually wonder if literal thumbscrews at times. because they have had a party discipline that is remarkable. so i hope joe and kyrsten sinema will hold the line but if they do the worst legislative excess that the democrats want to pass will not pass into law. if the democrats don't have the votes to end the filibuster d.c. will not become a state. why do democrats want d.c. to become a state? they want to more democratic senators. likewise if the democrats don't have the votes to end the filibuster they will not succeed with radical plan to pack the u.s. supreme court to add four new left-wing activist justices to the court to take it from nine justices to 13, which would profoundly undermine our fundamental rights of free speech, religious liberty and the second amendment. with that being

blow it off. i am hoping joe biden will take this on and make this a big issue. we will see what happens.ost: are you questioning the results of the election? guest: absolutely. we will see what happens on january 6. i do not get a lot of good vibes about it. from what i am hearing, there is an unlikelihood the election will be corrected. there is a lot of anger in this country from people on both sides. that anger could spill into violence. i'm very concerned about this. we know a lot of people will be coming to washington for january 6. i'm hoping there'll will be a peaceful demonstration, but they feel like they have had the election stolen from them. no decision by any court is going to change that because it is almost like we do not want to deal with it. let's get past this. i agree with the previous caller who is saying there seems to be a big theme from joe biden of let's just get along, go along to get along. that is not with the american people want. they want answers and they want the truth. they do not want to be misled and they do not want fake news. frankly, i would give cred

blow it off. i am hoping joe biden will take this on and make this a big issue. we will see what happens. host: are you questioning the results of the election? guest: absolutely. we will see what happens on january 6. i do not get a lot of good vibes about it. from what i am hearing, there is an unlikelihood the election will be corrected. there is a lot of anger in this country from people on both sides. that anger could spill into violence. i'm very concerned about this. we know a lot of people will be coming to washington for january 6. i'm hoping there'll will be a peaceful demonstration, but they feel like they have had the election stolen from them. no decision by any court is going to change that because it is almost like we do not want to deal with it. let's get past this. i agree with the previous caller who is saying there seems to be a big theme from joe biden of let's just get along, go along to get along. that is not with the american people want. they want answers and they want the truth. they do not want to be misled and they do not want fake news. frankly, i would give cr

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blow to the u.s. and a huge geo political move for china we asked a host of economic professor richard wolffe how big this deal really is and the prospect of president elect joe biden rejoining the transpacific partnership agreement. or what we call the world trade and no one here will work we are. all economy. we're all in there a lot will cherish. what the nation. so they can trade more. with i. your will power axis as well. to grow respective governments the whole point is to encourage trade among them to encourage their economy to grow quite trading with one another and that's a fact that they could include not replace it like vietnam and china and likewise places like australia enter the union is a testament to their having a worker more lyrical disagreements the do something they are would help their economy and the other a time when the united states with growing alliances and committed to the exact opposite namely raising it's not clear that the rest of the world is willing to make anything like the kind of deals they would have made for trump this is extremely important not because of the particulars of the truck but mr trump broke relationships with

blow to president trump in his attempt to overturn the election. >> the lawsuit was attempting to full nie electoral votes from four states that joe biden won -- georgiasconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. the response to the lawsuit came in the first sentence -- denied for lack of standing under article iii of the constitution saying that texas did not have an interest in the manner which another state conducts its elections. >> the president had repeatedly said that he wanted his case to go to the high court, particularly after he appointed a third justice, but the justices decided they didn't even want to hear the case, essentially saying that the state of texas which filed the suit had no business suing over another state's election and now mr. trump's legal options have now effectively run out. >> trevor: i'm sorry, but that is ice cold, vaccine-storing-temperatures ice cold. not only did the supreme court not even hear trump's case, they announced to everyone that they weren't going to hear it. it's bad enough when someone sends you straight to voice mail but then imagine if they went around telling everyone they did it. you see donald try to cal

joe biden here by more than 40 points, the largest margin in any state. so when congresswoman liz cheney voted to impeach trump, it caused immediate blow back at home. >> i usually just sit here and make tutus and mind my business. >> reporter: shelly horn has never thought of herself as political but after the vote she started a petition to get her out of office. she describes her vote as a matter of conscience. horn calls it a betrayal. >> you just can't go i need to vote with my conscience. no, vote for what your people put you in there to do. you're a republican. you're supposed to back your party regardless. >> reporter: a handful of gop county committees have voted to censure cheney, and state senator anthony boushard has already launched a campaign against her. saying the consensus is clear those reaching out to the party vehemently disagree with representative cheney's decisions and actions. cheney's foes in congress are also taking aim. florida republican mat gates is in cheyenne positioning himself as the bearer of the trump brand. >> if you want to prove you have the power to defeat liz cheney in this upcoming election, then wyoming will bring

blow, he finally admitted he lost the election. on the same day democrats took control of the senate and joe biden was affirmed as the next president. so now the question is whether this week's chaos will help biden fulfill the message he campaigned on all year. getting congress and the country to step back from the brink and finally start to work together. we're going to get to all the politics of this in a minute. first, our team of reporters is covering the latest fast-moving developments on the investigation into this epic failure of u.s. law enforcement. i want to go first to tom winter. tom, we did see a few resignations over the last two days. now the d.c. mayor is calling for a congressional inquiry specifically into the failure. what more details have you found out because we have to remember, this breach was to the most important building in our country where all of congress and the vice president were. >> exactly right, stephanie. so this whole investigation and inquiry into what went wrong takes on, obviously, a much deeper pall this morning over the death of brian sicknick, the u.s. capitol police officer who died whil

they want to blow up the filibuster and do big transformational things. they want joeer and let chuck schumer do the agenda that is a lot further left than maybe joe biden wants. i guess what i'm wondering, how pressure there will be to do that? >> martha: i'm glad you brought up the filibuster. that is a big part of what is going on behind the scenes right now on capitol hill. mitch mcconnell is going to use the leverage that he has and negotiating this shared power agreement that you have with a 50/50 senate. something that we've seen in the past to try to prevent the filibuster from even being brought up. giving chuck schumer and the incoming biden administration what they want when it comes to name nations in exchange for a standing order on the filibuster. >> bret: just so people understand, let's just understand, the filibuster is for legislation and it's 60 votes that is needed as opposed to a simple majority, 50 plus one, that the democrats would have with vice president harris. 60 if you bust up the filibuster means that you don't need the 60 votes just to exp

time this court hears joe thank you very much just 2 days after reaching methodist n.f.l. playoffs in 17 seasons the cleveland browns have suffered a big blow as 5 of that team have tested positive for corona virus among them head coach kevin stefanski into assistant coaches 2 players are also infected will miss cleveland's 1st playoff games the 2002 season the browns have been hit hard by the virus they were missing 6 players and 3 coaches last week after a number of positive tests if he had to close down the training facility again on tuesday and it's throwing that preparations for sunday's wild card game against the pittsburgh steelers into disarray the game is unlikely to be rescheduled by because of the n.f.l.'s rules and their opponents understand what cleaving the going 3. every morning at 6 am i am looking at my phone waiting for verification of the previous day's test results. you know we in the clear are all we are and what necessary adjustments need to be made what investigations if any did to be made that is beyond our life and not only ours you know best for but ours collectively as members of the national football league says