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let's welcome back to the show "the hill" media reporter joe concha.ave you on. now we know there is a lot of blarney and a lot of hyperbole in election races and all of that. it was concerning though how often and how frequently the media predicted a biden blowout. that there was going to be a total biden landslide and an early night. but got it really wrong. when you saw that what was your first reaction? >> i remember james carville, the rage incajun on msnbc, said the race will be called by 10:00 p.m. guaranteed it. i went back and looked at his 2016 prediction, he said donald trump would not only lose but drop out before the race but if he stayed in it would be a landslide. stop listening to people who continually get elections wrong. that might be a good start. the pollsters are as, i don't know, antiquated as my vrc and y answering machine. in other words way we poll people, used to be easy, land lined, you pick up, that was the only phone. maybe you have a landline but a cell phone. you text a lot. there is email. a thousand different ways peop

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elizabeth: fox news contributor, joe concha. always great to have you on.here is this debate going on in washington. what imagine date would a president have? republicans won, 28 of the 29 most competitive house seats. they lost the senate. they lost three state, democrats lost three state legislators. they lost the governorship of montana. if americans really wanted radical far left change they wouldn't vote for divided government. what do you think? >> i think, they haven't lost the senate yet, democrats we have the runoffs in georgia, you will see hundreds of millions of dollars in early january. i think joe biden and you know tell me, deep down if i'm wrong here, at places he doesn't talk about party he probably doesn't want a democrat senate, that means you have a clear lane from the house, to the senate, from his office, all the legislation will abolishing all the electoral college or filibuster or i.c.e., expanding of the supreme court or the senate by two states. canceling student debt. trillions of dollars for the green new deal. more for free coll

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fox news contributor joe concha joining us now. n worse than the kid glove treatment of president obama. i didn't think it would ever get any worse than that. this is worse. i have to say this. i know it's controversial, but i wonder how much of that is because the reporters know that right now, joe is not capable of answering very complex questions. he's fumbled them in the past. oops. we have problems with joe's mic. i'm sorry. we will try to -- >> let's do that again. david: go ahead. we now hear you. >> sorry about that. yeah, look, here you have joe biden, all right, the next leader of the free world, if all these lawsuits and legal challenges from the president don't work out. he needs a staffer, a staffer, to call on reporters and that staffer is looking at a pre-determined list of reporters that they believe will not take joe biden out of his safe space. in other words, won't challenge him in any way, shape or form. i have never seen a candidate before run for the presidency by actually pleading the fifth throughout his enti

joe concha joe biden didn't talk a lot about policy but they did put 110 page manifesto out that's radical many have read i've read it from front to back. it's basically bernie sanders agenda. and so far the office of the president-elect is announced policy god forbid should he become president that are quite radical surrounding himself with two type of people lobbyist and radicals. am e right am i wrong or who knows? >> who knows, and i think what we have to look at now is january 5th in georgia and firewall that could exist between a radical house or at least the radical side of the democratic party taking over the house and then if you have a republican senate a lot of that legislation can't get to a president biden if you have a republican senate as a firewall so all eyes on georgia and let me tell you about activism by the way three thomas friedman "new york times" columnist goes on the new york governor's brothers show on cnn, and implores people pick up your lives and move to georgia so you can vote in that election to impact that and make sure that the in in democrats get a 50/50e

jillian: fox news contributor and media opinion columnist for the hill, joe concha, is calling them outh a new op-ed and he joins us now. good morning, joe. good to see you. >> good morning from powerless, new jersey. i join you by skype. so my apologies for that. jillian: you're here so that's all that matters. let's talk about folks moving to georgia, specifically andrew yang was one of the first that publicly came out saying that this is what he was doing. he tweeted this on november 7th, great news, evelyn and i are moving to georgia to help john ossoff and warnock win. more details to come. but let's go. what do you think about the democratic party really trying to rile up people out there and get the vote out? >> i don't have too much of a problem with the party actually doing it. when you think about what's at stake in georgia, jillian, if those two senate runoffs on january 5th go to the democrats, it's a 50/50 tie in the senate, with kamala harris casting the tying vote. as we've seen with so many senate votes, everybody votes pretty much by party line these days so it would be

wait until you hear what former president obama said this time, joe concha joins us next as the special of hannity continues. i'm hearing the most awful things, people shouting at me. it's ok. when you live with schizophrenia like us, it can feel like you're living in a different world. you should definitely talk to your doctor and ask about fanapt. ok. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. cynthia, are you ok? i feel like everyone's out to get me. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which could elevate risk of sudden death. your doctor will consider this when deciding among treatments and may prescribe another medication first or may instruct you to take a smaller dosage of fanapt. remember you're not alone, there is help. call 8557 fanapt >> tammy: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. a former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama have been very busy since leaving the white house writing books, signing a big dollar contract with

wait until you hear what former president obama said this time, joe concha joins us next as the specialtion of hannnnnnnnnn >> tammy: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. a former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama have been very busy since leaving the white house writing books, signing a big dollar contract with netflix and today reported that they will produce a comedy series on netflix based on an anti-trump book that depicts the transition have to trump won the 2016 election. it's interesting that that's a comedy. this news comes after the former president made an appearance on "jimmy kimmel live" where he joked about using the military to remove trump from office. let's take a look. >> you know the white house well, are there places someone could hide like if say they were going to be removed, are there cubbyholes or anything to know about? >> i think we can always send the navy seals in there. >> tammy: i wish he would've asked a question about the fake russia dossier and lying to the fisa court, but no. now joining us with reaction, fox news c

is somebody in deep psychological distress right now. >> sean: here with reaction, "the hill"'s joe conchaws contributor tammy bruce. i always say if he cured cancer, they would be mad and find a way to spew more violence. tammy bruce? >> christiane amanpour, especially, but the left entirely in the democratic party, using the suffering of people to get more for themselves, whether it is about the nazis and the pain in the suffering of the jewish people, or van jones talking about morals and norms and being proud, i didn't tell you know might him when the riots riots were going on, destroying the inner city, ruining the sense of safety for women throughout this country, as they move into suburbs, as they attack individuals on the streets, it is an extraordinary thing to watch. as president trump -- this is not about personality here. this is about president trump changing this nation so that everyone felt that the future was theirs again. 10 million more votes for this man this time around and in 2016. increasing his numbers with every minority group and women, the biggest category for him

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joe concha, i com come to you. hat we've learned in the last 24 hours, less than that, about the transition team of president-elect joe biden being allowed to go forth through the gsa, the president treating last night that emily murphy, at the gsa, had done a good job. she was taking threats, he was concerned for her. but also thinking that it was the right thing to do for the country. he tweeted this, to move ahead and let that transition begin. no? >> joe: sure. that can mean to go thanks. that he has an eye on georgia, as we all do, in terms of those senate races, the runoff happening on january 5. he understands some focus has to go on down there or else you have it link check for joe biden in terms of a democratic house, senate, and a democrat in the white house. also, and i possibly on 20204, as well. remember, that campaign will start probably almost immediately. i can see very easily president trump possibly conceding in the next couple weeks. if his legal challenges don't work out, while announcing simulta

now joining us with reaction, fox news contributor joe concha and trump 2020 director of press communicationsth for joining me tonight, i d appreciate it. it's interesting, i understand and i love that the obama's are successful. i want every american to be successful. i want them to go what it is they want to do whether it's make money or not and i understand where they're going after president trump because president trump is still the most powerful man in the world, i think will continue to be no matter where he happens to live and he remains a threat to the establishment. when you see this kind of remark, last time we sent the navy seals in to get someone was a very public usama bin laden, so when we talk about unity and respect and respect for the country, doing things for the country, how does that fit with you when it comes to barack obama in particular making that kind of a remark? >> you're right. the left always talks about unity and respect and togetherness and then theyey cracked jokes about sending in the military, and then they'r threaten trump supporters and then they attacked

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> low all right jeff thank you so much jeff flock mill milwaukee panel dagen mcdowell mark penn joe conchation to wisconsin, joe want your reaction, as well, go ahead. >> i was going to point out if president trump losses, nevada and wisconsin that would be a loss -- a total loss of 16 electoral college votes, if he lost couldn't afford to lose any other remaining four on the screen georgia north carolina pennsylvania. and michigan. so you might actually get calls today on nevada, wisconsin, and may be even georgia. on money front quickly i want to point out something jaimi harris lost it lindsey graham in the south carolina amy loving to mitch mcconnell in kentucky jaimi harrison amy mcgraff raised about 200 million dollars, it is as on theishing one stat earlier harrison raised more than any senator other than mitch mcconnell in their entire career. . >> unbelievable. huge numbers here most expensive we've seen in senate, joe what is your reaction to all of this? your -- obviously, following the media end of it as well, give your takeaway we haven't heard much from you this morning >> fr

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brian: get on your like extra and try to blend in joe concha. >> i will blend right here.ip you certainly owned it. >> thanks, brian. >> cal cunningham said he was involved in a scandal it didn't matter he ends up losing and conceding. according to reports jillian mele i saw her typing away she has the news ready to roll. jillian: good morning. begin with this story we are following. a minneapolis committee has narrowly approved extra funding for the police department. the mayor and police chief want $500,000 to bring in outside reinforcement. the chief says they are short-staffed and need help. >> we can go back and forth on this but every day we go back and forth on, this people are dying in our city. we need more resources today and right now. jillian: the measurable now goes to the full city council for a vote on friday. some members have called to disband the department. dr. anthony fauci says he will take pfizer's covid-19 vaccine if it's approved by the fda. >> i'm going to look at the data. i trust pfizer, i trust the fda. these are colleagues of mine for decades t

how dare you let joe concha on tv on happy thanksgiving day wearing a cow girl shirt?now, there are problems there concha, i will be calling you afterwards. carley: make this whole thing stop. jillian: go ahead. >> let's get to barack obama now. the former president is a slick political liar. the answer is in what you said. yes, these enclosures were built during his administration and he doesn't want to take credit for them. he wants to use it to deflect. what's really happened here is that blacks and hispanics voted for republicans not just president trump but for republican candidates across the country and that change concerns them. hispanics have the fastest growing birth rate in the united states. they are already trying to capture the hispanic vote on the left. now that vote shifted because they saw the realities of what many of them have seen their families and friends escape when they went to socialism and communism in central and south america. it's not quote just the allegations of racism against the president. barack obama needs to bring everybody back into

here to react fox news contributor media opinion columnist for the hill joe concha. e a problem with it? >> not at all actually, brian. before president obama took office, many of the people in his administration worked in silicon valley. then president trump wins in 2016. now you have a biden administration likely coming up, as a result those people will be going back. think about it 1200 jobs need to be filled in any presidential administration obviously a biden administration. look, big tech really really wanted a biden administration. you look at $60 million in donations from alphabet, which obviously google is a subsidiary. amazon, facebook and apple. so, and we saw the evidence throughout the campaign of that rooting, blocking that "new york post" story on hunter biden or fact-checking the president but never his opponents. locking out accounts of senior administration officials or prominent conservative voices so, look, we saw the ty tie roog for biden. very powerful combination, guys. steve: you know, joe there were many on both sides that said the big tech po

joe concha is joining us now. griff jenkins reported the mayor of d.c.on. there were 20 arrests. so we'll maybe get more information on that going forward. to the point that ivanka trump is making here, i think we all know what the media coverage would have been like if this had been the other way. >> dana, like to play the parallel universe. this takes us to a time where let's say there is a biden celebration like we saw last saturday when the race was called in washington, d.c. let's say that a pack of trump supporters descended on the nation's capital and started not just physically attacking biden supporters with fists but also remember one man was stabbed on saturday night. fireworks launched at people sitting in a restaurant. no one knows what their political affiliation is. fireworks can kill people. so all those things happen and this pack of trump supporters that does this to biden supporters in this parallel universe coming from covering ton catholic high school wearing red maga hats. will it be covered on the front page of the "new york times.

meanwhile, joe concha talked about what he saw and what joe biden has felt in terms of the press, ands a hard-hitting question when you ask somebody about their policy or what they plan to do about x, y, z. four of the first five questions were about president trump and he's not conceding. i get that completely but, again, this is a preview of things to come over the next four years, hospitable instead of hostiling which we saw under the president. brian: you don't have to make yourself an adversary of the chief executive. but you ask direct questions. if they're good, they want those questions. he's not. by the way, there's a reason why jim acosta gets a two book deal. the president called on him time and time again as did sarah sanders and kayleigh mcenany. those days, people realize those days are now gone. the reality will slip in soon if the president doesn't find a way in this recount to take the election. steve: you know what, brian? donald trump never got a press conference like that ever in his life. that, what we saw with joe biden yesterday, that would be in donald trump's

>> mike: let's bring in democratic strategist kelvin walling and joe concha. >> hi, mike. >> kevin, reporters don't being lectured how to do their job. your thoughts? >> yeah. sure. you saw a number of the clips. there's scrum and shouted questions to the press secretary, the president-elect, the president. that's the nature of washington in how you engage with the press. i don't see any difference in terms of how the press has treated the president and the press secretary, the incoming administration in terms of that engagement. that is part of democracy and it's an important part of the question and answers that we see play out. >> mike: april ryan vented on twitter. reporting the truth and asking for questions and real truth makes you anvil lin, so be it. joe, your thoughts. >> we're supposed to believe that april ryan is a nonpartisan reporter? because if you just look at her twitter feed for eight seconds, you'll see that she is biassed. she absolutely asks like an activist. we see that with many white house reporters. not all. certainly some are good in

>> kevin walling and joe concha.ters do not like being lectured how to do their job by the white house press secretary, your thoughts. >> a number of clips you played, there's always shouted questions to the press secretary, the president, the president-elect, that's the nature of washington how you engage with members of the press. i don't see a difference in terms of how the president treated the president, the press secretary, the incoming administration in terms of that engagement, that is part of democracy and part of the questions and answers we see play out. >> so reporting the truth and asking questions makes you an activist then so be it, you need to activate yourself out a. unfit for the job. your thoughts. >> we are supposed to believe april ryan, a nonpartisan reporter, if you look at her twitter feed you will see that she is biased, she asks like an activist. you see that with many white house reporters, some are good but for the most part what we saw during the trump administration were hostile question

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[cross talking] >> jason: joining us now with more are fox news contributors emily compagno and joe concha. thanks for joining us. joe, i want to start with you. i don't know what is up with these c-span reporters -- c-span reporters gone nuts. they blew up a presidential debate and now they have this, swear during a presidential -- what is going on with these folks? >> well, the president has come out three times now i made statements, but hasn't taken questions, and implication is that while he is afraid of the press corps. if you look at the last four years, jason, he has taken more questions, has been more accessible, than any other presidenthe in history. we are talking only about a president who has been there for four years. i would think that probably the president has likely been told by his legal team that he cannot answer any questions regarding the legal process that is going right now and ongoing, as far as investigations into voter fraud and so i on, so he wanted to mae a statement around the dow hitting 30,000, and a third company coming up with a vaccine, whichan i think is

steve: joe concha thank you very much. a dozen minutes before the top of the hour. and janice, let's talk about what could be a get away weekend for a lot of people. janice: i mean, it's going to be beautiful as joe mentioned in new jersey. what more do you need? we are going to be temperatures above average for a lot of folks. the good news is no major storms on the hoards as we get into thanksgiving week. so there is some good news as we start our weekend there are some of the temperatures. so we're warming up here in new york city across the northeast where temperatures were below freezing over the last couple of days. there is the radar. not too much to tell you about. we do have the potential for showers across florida as well as the great lakes and then we have a weak system that's going to move across the plain states, bringing some wet weather, some snow, depending on where you live. but, otherwise, no big major storm systems or winter storms or hurricanes to report as we head into the next couple of days. we are going to warm up for much of the country. tha

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now fox news contributor joe concha replied to collin's t tweet writing "from the octave perspective f an argument around objectivity, this was not a good idea." joe joins us, welcome aboard, joke with author of the new book "slanted" and hosted of sinclair tv cheryl atkinson. thank you for being here. i appreciate it, fascinating s news out of iran and you can see the difference between you got that john brennan tweet and twitter to have an impact on things. yet, it felt like i don't know if he is described as austere nuclear scientist, joe, by the way but how do you think when you look at the nature of the media not even pretending as wea have noted that they are biased and the nature of the biden approach? >> oh, yeah, almost remember when sola money was assassinated earlier this year. i can't believe that happened this year. it feels like a decade ago and as you mentioned what is called a austere scholar and as a young boy he played soccer before visiting his mosque. we are more sympathetic towards those in the iranian regime where bad guys in general than the way it should be rep

. ♪ mark: joe concha, media analyst for the hill, fox news contributor a joe, media analyst for the hill contributor, all around good guy, very quickly, what undermines democracy more? the obama administration and what they did before donald trump became president and while he was in the campaign, spies in hishe campaign, russia collision, we know the whole story, i won't repeat it, or the president of the united states today following the legal processes that already exist inin the state and following them to the end. what undermines democracy more. >> mark, i'm in a chalk that up to a rhetorical question.n. i can talk about how the media divides the country more than ever and i base that on a gallup poll just conducted last month that found 84% of believe that the media bears the blame for divide in this country. if you think it's always been that way, no. 1976, gallop, trust in media, three quarters of the country trusted the media then. can you believe that, now it's been turned on its head. they don't think the media is informing us anymore, they think it's actually dividing us and

with us jim trusty, sol wisenberg, joe concha, greg stuebe and brandon judd on today's top stories.t trump's lawyers are alleging today

i want to bring in joe concha and in the moment i have left here.u in on a whole different topic but what would you anticipate now in cities like atlanta? they will have the focus of the political world on them for the next two months. >> bill, usually georgia doesn't get a lot of national media play unless the atlanta falcons blow another lead and trust me, that happens often. we go from all eyes on pennsylvania to all eyes on georgia because again, if alaska goes the republicans way which it will then republicans love the 50-48 majority in the senate which comes down to these two races. if democrats win both of those races then kamala harris who was obviously portrayed as the historic vice presidential figure really becomes historic because if voting along party lines she becomes the tiebreak tiebreaker. one little story that i care being floated around, kind of a theory but a fun conversation, perhaps joe biden doesn't want to have a democratic senate and house because at least the republican senate shields him from a lot of legislation that he m

joe concha is up next with me now. fox news contributor and media reporter for the hill. joe, i love talking with you about these topics on big days is unlike today. so, you know, as you see this play out you see two different ceos with jack dorsey and twitter there is a lot of heat on him right now. the president of the united states spends time up on twitter. senators wanted to know how do you make those decisions about what you flag on a sitting president and what you don't? and what you flag on certain people across the political aisle from one another and josh hawley was getting at it and mike lee was getting at it. senator from utah. conservatives so so much more of that than it would appear democrats do. what do you say as you watch? >> oh, well, i wanted to echo what gillian just said first because she kind of stole my thunder permission to speak freelfreely speaking to you, has from a military hearing. i'm tired of these tech hearings. it's deja vu all over again. every couple of months mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey going to be great castaway two in will hanks s

joe concha.contributor. >> harris: this is one of those where i put it on your plate and see your reaction. >> a lot of scooby snacks here. ruh-ru the night and day coverage that we're see betweening a president-elect trump and president-elect biden. it's like back to the future. if you love 2008 and president-elect obama's coverage. well, this is the sequel for you. well, look, and i will give you one microcosm in the way these two men were covered after speaking on behalf of an administration and shaping its message will be female. so now we are acting like we haven't seen a female driven communications team in the white house before except at last check the current white house press secretary is female. the current white house communications director is female. the current vice presidential communications director is female. the first lady's spokesperson is female. the second lady spokes fern is female. i am pretty sure female driven. you didn't see any of that coverage even noted in the curre

here now, joe concha, the hill media opinion colonist and fox news contributor. bill mcgurn, "wall street journal" columnist and editorial board member and marc thiessen, american enterprise institute scholar and fox news contributor. welcome to all of you, good to have all of you tonight. bill, let me begin with you, bill, on this breaking news. it's a very -- it's a real move and it's a symbolic move that the president has now said that the gsa should begin this transition preparation process. >> yeah. i think it's as close as we may get to a concession. and an acknowledgment that the wheels are turning, the space is running out his appeal and you know, my own view is i think the president is entitled to make whatever legal challenge he wants a long as it's constitutional, but i didn't think it would change the results. it doesn't look to have been successful in that direction anywhere, and i think he -- i don't know whether he really will run again in 2024. but i would say he has a much more immediate interest and that is in having those senate races in georgi

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pete: here to react, media columnist for the hill, joe concha.ught i was just watching -- was that letterman in the '80s or carson? that is hilarious late night -- [laughter] seth meyer talking to mike moore. what do you think needs to be done to insure more progressive agenda. what is that? i mean, i want to watch late night come duh. i want to get away from all this, and that's what's going on in late night? thank god i go to 9:00 these days. pa e nettic. but as far as what michael moore was saying, guys, if he thinks, a, that this country is a progressive country, no, then easily democrats would have taken back the senate. finish then they would have gained in the house. they did not. donald trump got, what, 74, 75 million votes? i know the other guy got more, obviously, but the other guy only became the nominee because he was seen as the moderate. now, all that said, if michael moore also thinks americans are for abolishing i.c.e. or for abolishing the electoral college or for expanding the supreme court or by adding two states in d.c. and pu

joe concha joining us. easy to observe that people were in close proximity during many of these rallies over the weekend. but still too close. closer than six feet but it wasn't mentioned enough i guess is the question. >> well, what was missing, sandra, were chyrons that screamed super spreader events like we see below us here. during for instance jack tapper's amy coney barrett swearing in at the white house after being confirmed to the supreme court, they had a chyron on their screen that said trump supreme court nominee about to be sworn in at white house during another super spreader event. okay, where were those headlines during what we saw in new york and philadelphia and washington throughout the weekend? in our media it has this amazing talent of picking and choosing when to use super spreader headlines based on political affiliation and when not to. oh, everybody was wearing masks argument, yeah, it doesn't help when you have thousands of people all jammed together singing and screaming. suddenly

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maria: really what you constant poking in any holes james freeman feels the same as do you joe conchaedia has been handling any changes, or questions, leading up to getting that certification, in this election. >> that is the thing right i am glad you are getting this story attention maria i it zefshgs deserves action you are probably having closest, division between democrats controlling the house republicans since 1958 in terms of the gap senate in balance in georgia with seats, that are up for runoff january 5th, so the presidency is very important, yes, but the house the senate and posts on federal reserve are types of things that impact americans directly, federal reserve obviously, interest rates a big thing in terms of what we pay attention to, at home in terms of our credit cards, in terms of home equity loans in my case my wife and i about to refinance our mortgage i got a big education on that last couple weeks, money that we will save is palpable yeah good that we're covering this we fee of the too much on big stuff this is just as important as well maria. maria: for sure,

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jillian: if you are joe concha you can build it yourself.three fortune 500 companies the headquarters of these companies. walmart, tyson, bentonville, tyson food and j.b. hunt looking to recruit residents. brian: a lot of bears there, too. don't bears live in the woods? steve: not there. not in arkansas i don't think. brian: if you are a bear, let us know. [laughter] steve: because that would be news. brian: yeah. jillian would have it. steve: coming up a big republican victory, a woman who flipped her southern california district from blue to red. she got the check. ♪ apes ainsley one california house seat sphbling from blue to red, republican michelle steel defeating her democratic challenger the incumbent in a very close race that cook political report labeled lean democrat. so steel's win adding to the number of wins elected to congress this year. michelle steel joins us now. good morning congresswoman elect. how are you? >> i'm doing great. thank you very much for inviting me this morning. ainsley: i'm sure you are. you are welcome. con

joe concha thank you for being with us, we appreciate it and will see you soon. mewhere in the region of 22000 votes. that is the total that he leads the president with, that is nevada. jonathan hunt is live in north las vegas. when will we get the final results, do you know? >> were about to get in the next 30 minutes or so the next numbers from the nevada secretary of state, many of those numbers coming from here in clark county which as you know is home to more than 70% of nevada's total population and registered voters, a 90% of the outstanding 190,000 votes are going to come from clark county in the biden campaign is very optimistic that given the heavily democratic nature of clark county their lead over president trump will increase significantly today. we shall wait and see, background to all of this is the ongoing lawsuit, there has been a lawsuit filed in federal cou court, it was announced yesterday by members of the trump campaign, it is actually being filed by and on behalf of of local republicans, some of that lawsuit contains what any nonpartisan law

joe concha media for the hill he joins us live.at was great analysis. probably the best i have seen all year, right? somebody gets we headed and not a hint of emotion. it joe biden wins pennsylvania then we are crying on the air. can't really make it any better than that look, we do have maturity issue in this business, steve. that's been revealed by social media and the social media accounts of journalists where there is no producer or editor; therefore, no firewall, no filter, and then suddenly you see the shift of the ism from diswroirjournalism to activism. msnbc has a presidential historian on there named john meacham. he spoke at george h.w. bush's eulogy for example is he painted as bipartisan. well it was revealed last week that he was actually writing speechings for joe biden throughout this campaign and then going on the air afterwards without telling anybody, mind you, and saying oh, you know, that was a great speech. particularly when he quoted martin luther king, i really thought that was very, very poignant and powerf

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joe concha says the mainstream media is only making the problem worse. >> retail waitress in a dineray what party i would say democrat and they would flinch like i said something really negative. the democratic party has taken on this role of the coastal urban elites more concerned about policing various cultural issues than improving their way of life. this to me is a problem for the democratic party. pete: andrew yang speaking more truth that's former presidential candidate andrew yang offering advice for the democratic party after a blue wave never materialized. looking to expand house majority and republicans likely to retain control of the senate. jedediah: here to react media reporter for the hill my first question is he right in andrew yang has a habit of being bluntly honest but is he correct? >> oh andrew yang represents j.b. the very best of the democratic party. he was so ignored during the primaries. he has these two rare qualities that we don't see very much in politics and party sobriety. he understands that throughout his campaign he said let's talk about more what the