and that was the level way represents the french and joe dad to be feminist. and she joins us from paris. welcome to dw, this case has made headlines around the world. tell us about the impact it's had that in front. or i think it has had an impact on the conversation, the warehousing that everybody is having around sexual violence and the victims of sexual violence in particular. it's been talking to violence. i don't think that in fact is satisfying enough for feminism activists in terms of policy in terms of the changes to the justice system. and i think i feel like all the countries are talking about it even more than we are. i don't think the, you know, awareness has really happened on how big this case is and what it could mean for our culture and how we actually deal with cases of sexual violence. what happens is that political today that is issues have, it's time that the macho, patriarchal society, that trivializes right changes. what do you understand that to me? i couldn't agree more. i think what you're saying is, is what some of the. so i've been

dad at one point. >> whit: still trying to figure it out. right now. >> when joe adjust to life as a new dad, he went looking for support. what he found dozens of other fathers literally willing to walk alongside him to figure this dad thing out together. for many first-time parents, the struggle is real. >> you see tiktoks, videos, try to read books. you can do all the things but nothing can prepare you for when your child comes. >> when joe gonzalez found himself in the transition to fatherhood, he went looking for support first on tiktok simply posting his experience. >> being a parent is crazy. my son is 4 months old. every day he's up at 6 a.m. on the dot. >> reporter: it quickly went from social media to social meetups. >> if you are a dad or know a dad in brooklyn. my name is joe. at 1 p.m. i'm hustling to meet up for dads. >> reporter: he started the brooklyn stroll club. >> it was pure intentions of let's connect. my hope is to cultivate a community that dads feel comfortable and can grow. >> reporter: the response, overwhelming. close to 20 new dads from

joe also told his family about the letter. dallas sonnier: my dad'son to that letter, immediate reaction, was, "that is not me. take that letter to the police right now." he was serious. because he was innocent of anything that letter stated. that letter was a farce. i mean, it's one thing to just say i didn't write that, i have no idea who this person is. it's another thing to swas a complete sham. andrea canning: the detective wanted to know more. the letter had been postmarked in lubbock, but since the mysterious woman gave no last name, there wasn't much to go on. so johnson turned to two other women who richelle thought might have a reason to harm joe. they were less mysterious. they both had actually dated the doctor. one was an old flame who couldn't get over their breakup. so upset, she continually left messages, sometimes full of vulgarities, on joe's phone. andrea canmotive? correct. andrea canning: investigators spoke to her and ruled her out. there was just nothing there at all. andrea canning: what about that second ex-girlfriend? richell

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the white house christmas tree rode into town, in joe biden's first car. his dadought this for him when he graduated college. he's still got it. it looks great. when trump is back in office, they'll be delivering that on a cybertruck with a big pair of truck nutz on the back. they also delivered a couple of live turkeys to the white house today for the annual pardoning ceremony. this year, the lucky turkeys were from minnesota. their names are peach and blossom. they make a whole big deal out of these turkeys, they even put them up at a hotel. which i'm guessing is not a big hit with the housekeeping staff. there they are in their room at the willard. i like that they're pretending they're going to sleep in their own beds. we know what goes on in the fantasy suite. this was president biden's final pardoning ceremony it is kind of miraculous that these turkeys were able to get pardoned without ryan murphy even doing a show about them on netflix. the menendez brothers are watching this very closely, suffice to it say. but, as is often the case when it comes to the a

dad proud. tell me about joe biden mx 72% of the country doesn't think he is fit to serve. you do.what you know that the rest of the country doesn't? >> absolutely. i think a lot of that hasn't really changed. it went up a little bit but already america has now realized that joe biden is old and he certainly isn't as sharp as he was five or ten years ago. that's a reality. that really doesn't mean much me personally about my supporting the president. i really don't think i've seen anything that makes me want to change that. i would like to remind everybody watching this is that i don't need a job, i don't need anything out of this. this is not, i'm not following him blindly. i do fundamentally believe he's been a great president and i do believe ultimately he can prevail. that's where matt. >> jesse: you saw the debate. just like we also the debate and that didn't change her mind about anything? >> i was flying back from israel at that point. when i landed and i started to get some of the texts, and then at that point i realized that i really wanted to get onto social media and def

my dad used to have an expression, you know, joe, when you talk about trickle down economics, not a wholeot trickles down on our kitchen table. well, when we do that, the poor have a ladder up and the middle class do well and the wealthy still able to do very well and we all do well. it's a playbook based on a value set my dad taught me. he used to say, i mean it sincerely, joey, your job is about a lot more than a paycheck, it's about your dignity and place in the community and to be able for look your kids in the eye and say it's all going to be ok. i mean it. and it matters. we've emerged from a crisis with the strongest economy in the world, and much more to do. working families in the middle class are the center of a strong equitable and sustainable recovery. and the big reason why is i call investing in america agenda. it's a page from our playbook to invest in all america and all americans, creating pathways for many good paying jobs being created in our economy. you know, the key pieces of investing in america include historic laws i signed and historic investments in modernizing

joe. needless to say, i listen more to my mom that did that. i did my dad. >> how great is that? now all the sharks need to do is get jumbo will win. tonight, taking on the buffalo sabres, no score midway through the first period. jake walman with the shot rebound right to fabian zetterlund who lights the lamp. that was his 8th goal of the year and it's one nothing second period tied at tyler to fully from behind the net finds luke on and in france. he makes it to one with his 4th of the year. but in the 3rd period, the sabres scored 2 goals in just over 3 minutes. this one, the go-ahead goal coming short handed. >> alex tucked behind the defense is 7th of the season. buffalo data late empty-netter and they spoiled the party. they beat the sharks. 40 now to college. the college ranks a couple of bay area teams going at it and hoops. stanford in santa clara. >> they put a great one. tonight, broncos jumped on the cardinal with their inside game in the 1st half. christoph tilly going to work and posting up the sweet spin move goes off glass. plus the foul. he led the broncos with 1

joe biden. he said that a year ago and they eviscerated him. he is a very rich guy, self-made multi millionaire, lost his dad at young anl and established himself. he hosted joe biden when he was in his prime and saw the detede deor deoration. we will meet in south carolina. >> lawrence: democrats had that bad, i was a former democrat. when you express concern with the party and i sa, you are losing me here, they kick you out and don't want to have a conversation. it is their way or the highway. that coalition went for donald trump. you have r.f.k. jr., tulsi gabbard and former democrats that decided to give donald trump a shot. >> brian: biden administration being called out for sudden shift in rhetoric following trump's win. >> lawrence: peter doocy is live at the white house. >> peter: we learned what vice president harris told her campaign staff after they lost, this is from the vice president. yeah, this sucks we all just speak truth, why don't we, according to axios report. staffers did not like the vice president's message after months being told that democracy was in danger if they lost, that of course changed after they lost. we have t

joe's funeral. they told me that they had arrested david shepard and mike dixon for my dad's murder. so it made the funeral slightly easier for us as a family because justice was on its way. what did you know about michael dixon and dave shepard, leading into that arrest? how much did you know. we knew absolutely nothing about them other than thomas michael dixon had dated richelle before my father. that is it. narrator: they soon would learn plenty about a twisted and devious plan that led to joe sonnier's murder. [music playing] coming up, double trouble from a very odd couple-- dr. dixon was very well educated. he had a successful business up in amarillo. david shepard, he was a con man. his life was just tanking. narrator: --when "dateline" continues. [music playing] do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? with miebo, eyes can feel ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ miebo is the only prescription dry eye drop that forms a protective layer for the number one cause of dry eye: too much tear evaporation. for relief that's ♪ miebo ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wai

dad and mother course were pretty brave about it all all. and so like millions other american boys, jim and joe. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months, they did not feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, they time they didn't drill was they were eating or sleeping. but after the basic training every service man has to go through. we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good letter writing. dad was so tickled. he took the letter down to the war plant where he works to read it. to the boys. jim said, dear pup, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman on 830 in the morning until fourth, 15 in the afternoon, we go from one class to another. most of the fellows are around my own age and i mean, we're getting a real education up. a fellow who goes through a school. this gets training that will fit in for any kind of communications job. what the big vixens call the post war world. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kinds of radio installations. they know how to get the stuff across. so it's understanda

top democratic megadonor is singing the praises of barron trump for pushing his dad to get on the popular podcasts like joes were busy trying to stop her from going on and crying racism. >> what the harris campaign should have done, instead of avoiding joe rogan and podcasts, it turns out that barron trump, who looks like a runway model, was telling his father, you need to go on podcasts. you need to go on joe rogan. barron trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the harris -- they said they didn't go on the joe rogan, the progressives around her. if i'm running, i'm going on joe rogan and i'm living on fox. >> what comes next for the vice president he blew through nearly $2 billion of donor mone? >> it's next? >> thanksgiving dinner. [laughs] >> meanwhile, the list of excuses for a devastating defeat gets longer and longer. with harris campaign staffers blaming everything from the politiate to hurricanes, to just not enough time. but some people are sick of it. nate silver posting on x, "the harris campaign folks are the most -- they don't even see themselves as victims so much as nonplayer characters wi

joe. needless to say, i listen more to my mom. didn't like that. that i did. my dad. >> i love that.r when he d a goal. they say he passed it to the back of the net. so the sharks trying to get a win for jumbo taking on the buffalo sabres. no score in the first jake walman. the shot and the rebound to fabian zetterlund who lights the lamp. his 8th of the year makes it one. nothing. second period tied at one tyler to foley from behind the net finds luke on in. he makes it to one sharks. 4th goal of the season. what in the 3rd the sabres get the tying goal. and then just over 3 minutes later, the go-ahead goal coming. short-handed say alex tuch with his 7th of the season. >> buffalo goes on to win. it 4. a couple of college basketball score 3 the night. stanford. >> getting a win at santa clara saint mary's beats cal poly. okay. the first time you did to the joe thornton story about hope his parents are still alive and no, this is happening and then they are sitting there grinning and the audience. so that was great. yeah. i mean, joe thornton such a fan favorite rightfully players. gr

. >> dad and mother, of course, they were pretty brave about it all . and so, like millions of other american boys, jim and joe left. from the drilling they gave the boys those first two months they didn't feel much like letter writing. to hear jim tell it, the only time they did not drill was when they were eating or sleeping. after the basic training, every serviceman has to go through, we got our first real letter from jim. jim always was good at letterwriting. dad was so tickled he took the letter down to the plant to read it to the boys. jim said, "dear pop, i'm finally learning how to be a real radioman. i wake at 4:30 in the morning to the afternoon we go from one class to the other, most of the fellows around my own age. i mean, we are getting a real education. pop, a fellow who goes through school like this gets training that will fit him for almost any kind of communications job, with the big shots called the postwar world. the instructors are experts. most of them have had practical experience with all kind of radio installations and know how to get this stuff across so it is understandable. we are

joe rogan. that's where she should have been! just like barron trump told his dadgo and all the other podcasts. so that's where i am today. i'm more for people than party. in florida, i ran two amendments. i legalized medical marijuana and i raised the minimum wage. had to get 60% of the vote. we did. you know why? most of us agree on most things when you take the dnr down. so i would say to that, to the squad and the defund the police crowd, mission accomplished. i'm out. >> yeah. john morgan, we disagree on a lot. we are from different sides of the aisle. but we are both floridans, and i think we both acknowledge reality. it seems like you did tonight. john morgan, thank you. and welcome to the independents. that's interesting. thank you so much. >>> mark, that was some of the most honest analysis i've heard. do you think the broader party will engage in that level of self-reflection? >> i doubt it. i think they have gone straight through -- run straight through thanksgiving and started festivus with the erring of grievances because that's what's happening on the

. >> i called your kids, joe, and i said your dad wants you to have the ability to limit -- >> that'se fed with my kids. >> i think there's no emphasis. and that's why i welcome even reexamining our thoughts on the appropriate role of the fed, a new emphasis on sound finances and sound money. >> right. instead of a hair on fire moment i think at least admit that -- and we also. he's like why do they keep talking. i don't know when if he's going to have anything to do with the fed in the future, kevin. at some point, but he's like stop with the guidance. stop with the -- there's a lot. >> having a press conference at every rate setting meeting eight times a year was chair powell's idea. >> they originally had it on just the meetings where they had the new forecast. >> right. >> look, i'm in favor of a lot more transparency. i'm not sure this is -- >> if you get rid of the fed, what are you going to do? >> play music. >> your entire beat would be irrelevant. >> there's a different question here which is how do you have this conversation? there may be as important conversation to be had

dad taught me. used to say at the dinner table, i swear to god. joe, jobs are about more than a paycheck.our dignity. it is about respect. it is about the way you are treated in the community it is about how you are able-honey, it will be okay. he meant it. that is it. three days until election day and the stakes could not be higher. >> will continue to monitor the remarks coming from president biden who is in his hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. mx important swing states. the president joined tenderly by his granddaughter. kevin love , thanks to you as well. he is on the road with the president will continue to monitor remarks there. >>> some of former president trump's supporters are pushing false claims of voter fraud. they are already planning to contest the election, even before votes have been counted. san francisco's leadership is failing us. that's why mark farrell is endorsing prop d. because we need to tackle our drug and homelessness crisis just like mark did as our interim mayor. mark farrell endorsing prop d, to bring the changes we need for the city we love. san francisco

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. >> well, and joe, you know, jonathan, mike, colin, mike, dad, you guys know that there's a huge changeght about building teams, and 28 years old, 29 at the time, and he's got no mar, number 5 and he decides this is not going to happen. we got to get rid of him, and deals him. and the deal does not come through as something that's like spectacular. it's cabrera, two guys that don't hit but they can field. who knows how this is going to work out. it's a nerve racking thing for theo, and he decides we're going to do it. and jed hoyer, deputy at the time, in the doc, fantastic. says we don't know if this is a bottoms up trade or if it's going to work out, and it ends up working out. >> 25 guys going to a restaurant. i'm sure they were going to a restaurant not a bar. big reservation. >> the new three-part docuseries "the comeback 2004 boston red sox" is streaming right now on netflix. director and executive producer, clinic barnicle and executive producer nick barnicle, it's weird to say that because we have known them for 14 years. >> how did we ever get on the show? >> i don't know, actu

joe jackson in it. >> jimmy: that's got to be the best part, right? michael's dad? >> i kind of think so.zable character. you know what i mean? and -- you know, i don't know. i feel like he's just an interesting character to portray. >> jimmy: you play him mean? >> i play him complicated. >> jimmy: i see. >> you know what i mean? >> jimmy: month plays michael? >> jaffar jackson, who is a revelation. >> jimmy: his nephew? >> jermaine jackson's son. he's an incredible performer. >> jimmy: wow. >> has a beautiful heart. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: does he sing as well? >> sings, dances, he's exceptional in his own right. >> jimmy: how old is he? what age? >> 26, 27? also, we have a younger version of michael, a young kid. he's really beautiful. >> jimmy: have you met -- i assume you meet with the jackson family when you're doing something like this? >> i met with some of the jackson family. i also had a chance to meet one of my idols, janet jackson, at a dinner. she walks in a room, she's very quiet and shy. >> jimmy: this is before she knew you -- >> way before this, exactly. she didn

all of which had come out and supported the bid for joe biden and then kamala harris and his uncle was the very celebrated jfk. his own dadan under the democratic party. this is something that has not been endorsed by the family and is therefore a controversial pick in addition to the ideas he's pitching. tom: we get a lot of stick for our bad teeth. four years down the line, let's see if the tables are turned. the health and dental health of americans. switching focus. jamie dimon not being picked. not a huge surprise. a major figure within the world of finance and often speculated to have a role in politics. nobody picked him for the new administration. trump is not considering him. jamie dimon responded while speaking to us at the apex eeo summit in peru. take a listen. >> i wish the president well. it's a nice note. i want to tell the president, i haven't had a boss for 25 years. i'm not about ready to start. tom: great response from jamie dimon. what do we make of this? >> jamie dimon has been very quiet and neutral on the sidelines of the campaign. his wife judy has been reported by the new york times to be knocking

dad and uncle joe has decided to basically say, you know, keep it, keep the cash, keep that shane shift, you'll see animal. nothing to do with the fact that his son was deeply embroiled with the reason why the energy company getting tons of money for knowing nothing about an oil gas or energy. nothing to do with his own fingers in the pocket of the poor, old ukrainian tax payer and the american tax payer. and you know, there are literally tons of us dollars, literally tons of it getting lifted in ukraine, such as those here at the center for this information. all of you saying that it's x polish ministers on the video and you know, some of them give you the are, which are ordering most. yeah. but for some of you and that's if it's a smoke vape, no, i don't need, you know, where's the store? i'm going to use just city, it's one of our was going to have to reach out to you the 50 just for the 50 here says i missed you must be having a problem. you can you believe that 50 percent of the dough? your money is gone on a nice deal, as of course, at the military campaign and you find is going a

dad's in korean war. >> lawrence: you look just like him. >> brian: he was better looking than me. my uncle joeould become brother-in-laws he married my jo. he served with elvis and he said one time elvis came necessary front of him, he almost hit elvis. could have changed rock-and-roll forever. >> steve: i wonder if elvis wrote the song "all shook up" about your uncle. >> lawrence: another family story. >> brian: i nothing nothing but a hound dog. >> rachel: that was about you. >> brian: better not be. >> steve: elon musk endorsing our next guest. >> rachel: rick scott, the maga choice is next. hi, i'm damian clark. i'm here to help you understand how to get the most from medicare. if you're eligible for medicare, it's a good idea to have original medicare. it gives you coverage for doctor office visits and hospital stays. but if you want even more benefits, you can choose a medicare advantage plan like the ones offered at humana. our plans combine original medicare with extra benefits in a single, convenient plan with $0 or low monthly plan premiums. these plans could even include prescriptio

joe biden. it could not make it for the family for the photo did happen. and i think there is, there is a message and dad or the wife and as long as you give a full joints the bus. yes. because john the world keeps going on. okay. well, you're not going to wait for by nor maloney or to go because how would we be don't the world, it has its own issues and it doesn't have to jenny reflect to western leaders like i, i'm glad the family photo was brought up because i think it is also very telling go ahead john. this matter of the world going on is actually reflects a huge structural shift in the nature of the world economy, global apollo demographics and so on. and, you know, it's just that western behavior of the last few years have really exacerbated this really probably to the full. i think it's spend almost all of us. um, the extent to which, you know, business, there's been the dropping of the masks of west and pretension. not all, you know, at long last coming to lee, right. could they just stop from trying to lecture people on human rights, for example, while vetting or supporting a full fledged genoc

dad: you can talk to me. son: it's been really, really hard for me. >>> as a nominee and president of the united states, joe bidend himself as the guardian of democracy, protecting the country against a second trump administration. >> choice the clear. donald trump's campaign is about him. not america. not you. he's willing to sacrifice our democracy. put himself in power. >> vice president kamala harris is continuing that theme and uses trump's words to make her point. >> the man has openly vowed if reelected that he will be a dictator on day one. >> biden talks about the world in terms of democracies and autocracies. >> the united states is determined to defend and strengthen democracy. >> so there are good guys and bad guys, right? kamala harris views the world through the lens much more as a prosecutor. she cares about laws. she cares about norms. >> but, when she first ran for the presidency, the former district attorney and california attorney general shied away from her legal resume. >> when she was running for president in 2019-2020, some women that are prosecutors are not really resonating well with the

joe biden and kamala harris together. >> dana: it will happen today. >> bill: coming up shortly at arlington national cemetery. >> dana: talked to my dad this week.

i'm joined now by joe lieberman's son, matt, who is committed to keeping his father's ideals alive. it's so good to see you. >> great to see you, thanks. >> we really miss your dadntary is definitely going to be one to watch. i think we got a taste of it, but the biggest takeaway people should glean from that? >> there is now and always has been another way to do business in politics, in washington, that is more attuned to your conscious, your principles, and that's more open to the possibility that the people across the aisle, even though they don't always seem like it, may actually share an overwhelming number of your values and want to accomplish a lot of the same things. the only reason you're here in washington was to do that for the people who sent you. that was his whole focus. he was willing to bridge whatever gap needed to be bridged to accomplish that. >> for people who might not totally remember, of course, your dad was a democratic senator from connecticut. became al gore's running mate in the 20 0 campaign. then became an independent and ultimately went on in 2008 to support his best friend, john mccain, for the republican nomination for president.

joe do in this situation? because he always took the right track. i think that i'm a better father because of the way my dad raised me. i know i'm a better husband. i'm a better friend. and i hope that he is proud of me. and i know that he is proud of me. when i think about him, i think about how he was-- he always pushed himself to be the best. but most of all, i just miss my big brother. [music playing] >>> it started with a racy photo found on a teenage boy's phone and ended in a courtroom with a jury forced to decide. was the tutor in the picture a victim or a predator? here is keith morrison with a teacher's message. >> it didn't have to end here. >> he keeps stating things he has no evidence for as though it is fact. >> you've got the evidence. >> no, don't just say that. >> it was the theater of the absurd. >> i want to know who it is. >> detectives upset. >> i thought it was disgusting. i thought it was horrible the way they dragged that family through the mud. >> nor did there have to be a sobbing witness. >> i'm trying to be honest up here. so disrespectful. >> even a judge visibly out of control.

joe biden and kamala harris together. >> dana: it will happen today. >> bill: coming up shortly at arlington national cemetery. >> dana: talked to my dad this week. he knew all about the george gascon race. he is in colorado. it's a national problem. we'll get you to this as well. president-elect trump is moving full speed ahead to fill his administration to hit the ground running on inauguration today. i'm dana perino. >> bill: good morning to you. hope everybody had a grand weekend. i'm bill hemmer. trump wants to fill his cabinet as quickly as possible but his candidates will need senate confirmation and with republicans in solid control trump wants a senate leader who is ready to speed up the process by allowing recess appointments. >> dana: right now there are three contenders seeking the motion, rick scott, john cornyn and john thune. they all agreed to the recess demand. scott is saying he is on board. >> whatever it takes, we have to get these does. schumer will slow everything down. i'm all on board. the country voted and they want a change. they want the trump agenda and want his nominees and policies. we need to do everything we can to

with joe rogan's last minute endorsement of donald trump we ask, what will it matter? what will it mean for the presidential race, next. presidential race, next. dad: hey boss. you okay? son: i said i'm fine. ♪ dad: you can talk to me. son: it's been really, really hard for me. >> you are looking live at vice presidential candidate tim walz and his wife who are campaigning at the capitol diner in harrisburg, pennsylvania. speaking to voters making his last minute or final push to sway them to vote for his ticket with kamala harris. we're continuing to monitor movement of all candidates throughout the day. keep it here on fox news. we will bring it to live and breaking analysis. onto this former president trump picking up a last-minute endorsement from joe rogan. throwing his vote after he appeared on his podcast. writing this on x. the great and powerful elon musk. without him we would be f delete ed. he makes the most compelling case for trump i have heard. agree with him all the way. yes, that's a endorsement for trump. trump responded to the endorsement live on stage in pittsburgh last night. watch. >> trump: thank you, joe. [cheers and applaus

>> you can't deny that joe biden said to put donald trump in the bull's-eye and two later he was shot in the head. >> maybe they suggested just liz cheney go hunting with her dadw that would come up in some way. straight ahead harris closing message taking another hit with a lackluster jobs report today >>> for voters, there's no bigger issue than the economy, and the harris campaign can't be happy to be closing with the worst jobs report in four years. u.s. employers just added a measly 12,000 jobs in october. and this isn't very reassuring. harris is once again acting totally clueless on what her first executive action would be. >> day one, what's your first executive action? >> well, my first priority, which will be probably the package of bills is about bringing down the cost of living. >> donald trump wasting no time explaining how he will fix kamala's poor economy. >> on day one, i will sign an executive order directing every federal agency to immediately remove every single burden and regulation driving up the cost of living. i will create a new cabinet position for senior member of our administration who will tasked with everything in a federal governm

dad. (sings) old bean piglet head yes that is your name. if you saw his piglet head you would say the same. toot toot. >> well, on wednesday joeite house to mark the start of the transfer of power. >> as trump returns to the oval office the focus is on who will be joining him in his cabinet. our next guest says she would be honored to serve if asked. rachel: trump transition team co-chair tulsi gabbard joins us now. i want to ask you, how will you serve? i know you're not going to answer me so i guess i want to -- [laughter] rachel: i guess i'm going to ask just a general question. it's very clear from the statement that donald trump put out on truth social yesterday where he said i'm not going to have -- who was it? nikki haley and pompeo, thank you very much, long show. and then he put that out which is not very traditional and there seems to be like a battle inside, like whose ideological views are going to show up in this administration. tell me what the criterias are that you're seeing on the transition team, how you're processing people's names and resumes through and also just how important is loyalty in this, people wh

dad would be proud. >> the gender gap could go either way. donald trump may have made a brilliant but high risk strategy. targeting people like jake paul and the joe rogan podcast and the characters. do those translate to large numbers at the polls? i don't know. in doing so they did alienate women. on top it have you fall into the trap of things like the tony hinchcliffe guy. kamala harris has a 10 to 15 point advantage with women. if you have more women turning out, that could end up determining the election. >> and so, you know, we watch john king say could it come down to one state, pennsylvania. >> you love that. >> i wish i was there right now. i'm trying to help out a little more. when you look at the numbers in pennsylvania, i talked to ax about this. i talked about this a little bit. you look at the numbers, you look at -- i talk to some other leading democrats in pennsylvania. where do you think she falls in the vote total. obama 2008, obama '12, clinton, biden? that's what this is about, math. she's not going to outperform biden. she's going to fall short there. she's not going to outperform biden in philadelphia. biden got more votes t

dad, and me someday. ♪ ♪ the black friday sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals >> harris: oh, the game over -- one campaign staffer said joereason kamala harris and democrats lost tonight, tuesday. obama campaign manager david plouffe posted we dug out of a deep hole but not enough. devastating loss. reports he shut down his x account. former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang, the biggest onus of this loss is on president biden. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre faced tough questions. >> president biden believes that he made the right decision when he decided to step aside and immediately endorsed the vice president and you saw the party support her and he believed it was the right thing for the american people. he put himself aside. >> does he have any regrets? >> the president understands he will respect the will of the people. he believes he made the right decision when he stepped aside, decided he wasn't going to run. we can't -- we can't rewrite history. >> harris: 50 years president biden was there for democrats, on their side, ran into his 80s and then all this. biden officials are hitting b

dad: you can talk to me. son: it's been really, really hard for me. announcer: from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power." live from washington, d.c. joes joe biden at the white house as senate republicans pick jon soon as their new leader -- jon thune as their new leader. the president-elect makes some waves, touching both ends of pennsylvania avenue. and we have news. i'm joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz in washington. thank you for joining us for the wednesday edition of "balance of power." kailey, this has been a lengthy meeting. still have not seen donald trump since they went behind closed doors. kailey: we are going on two hours now. only briefly did they speak publicly to the press, effectively died in congratulating trump on his victory, pledging to help him with this tradition -- this transition. while donald trump said, politics is

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best friends dad was deported when she was in first grade, and it was really traumatic for their family. but you have to realize the good people who came here did so because kamala harris and joe biden through the doors open. they didn't do it with pickaxes breaking into people's houses. but the difference is, the reason people voted the way they did, part of it is immigration, because the system has broken down because people like jose ibarra were allowed into the country with the good people, which means the federal government failed at venting, and now you are left with the consequences. you can't ignore them because you are vilifying donald trump. creating these immigration extremes where it's like, we are the touchy-feely, amazing, super good, well-intentioned sanctuary city people, versus hitler. people voted somewhere in the middle, and you have to acknowledge that. when you have people like the mayor of boston saying, "i'm protecting everyone," no, what you are protecting our violent felons who wish to do as much harm as possible and not the people who your actual constituents. that's what they have to honor and that's where we have to have the conversation, which they

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joe biden's best speeches in months, maybe even in years. so the nation should be grateful for that tone and that attitude. that's what my dadd to say about this country and how it was different from latin american countries where our families came from. they fight and embrace after the fight. hopefully we can get back on track. in terms of what democrats could have done differently, i don't think in the hundred days that she had to campaign, she could have addressed the structural challenges that democrats faced. another victory to donald trump, a significant victory. i think that looking back at the biden-harris administration and their four years in office, i think when americans picked joe biden in 2020, they wanted someone to heal the country. they wanted someone to bridge the political gap, the divide, and i do think in that sense, they did not succeed, and when you look at the right track/wrong track numbers in polls, i think it does confirm that. president biden really had an opportunity, perhaps to decide he was going to be a one-term president from the beginning. he kind of alluded to that during his campaign in 20

and her husband, joe, you can see them over there her over there with her son just going through what's left of their homes. fawn was telling me that her grandfather owned this lot. her daded here and then she and her husband, joey, built this house from the ground up. it meant a lot to them. they have thousands of people who have been staying here, including international students that they hosted they would would hold annual desert night for the neighbors. it was a gathering place. it was a place of love. she was telling me this is the address here. 5.40, highland drive. and they're still walking around now assessing the damage for the first time since they evacuated yesterday. neighbor that was here. >>told us that it was gone. so, yeah, that's we've seeing. it. we've been blessed people all over the world have been praying. we're so thankful for that. we left with the clothes on back. we went to walmart to step yeah, we went to wal-mart just now to get toothbrushes. you know. >>because you didn't get neighbor to grab anything. know we had a phone at any job not to count your cat or you're looking at this house that is still standing. it was not damaged. >>we spoke wi

dad she voted for john f. kennedy. i think this is a thing that is happening, and in montgomery county, democrats netted 40,000 more votes from 2016 to 2020, and joennsylvania. melissa murray and i, part of our black american special, we talked to black women in montgomery county who are going to make the difference, more seasoned black women were definitely planning on voting. they were planning on supporting the democratic ticket, and one of the women we spoke to was a republican up until donald trump became the standard bearer, and she said donald trump doesn't represent her. >> we're talking about, you mentioned the "access hollywood" tape, and you can link it to the whether they like it or not comment from the other day, and i think there's a lot of women out there who have a visceral reaction to hearing whether they like it or not. they have had an experience of dealing with somebody in a negative way, whether they like it or not, whether it's on the playground or their personal life, or their health care, you're going to miscarry this baby and wait until the baby's heart beat dies, whether you like it or not. your health care is going to be

the second presidency, getting the second term because he has advised his dad to go after the bro vote to go on podcasts such as joe rogan's podcast, which lots of people now are saying was his most successful interview of the whole campaign. it's been barron trump that's been advising him this whole time. nigel farage says he's very smart, doesn't he? >> apparently. so i advise him being advised by an 18 year old. >> yeah, but in terms of getting stomach, it. well, but in terms of attracting the youth vote and gen z, gen z, listening to an 18 year old, they'd have the inside scoop, wouldn't they? yeah, and it's paid off. >> it's paid off. oh, it's paid off. all right. anyway, there you go. talking about all of that, a little bit later on. donald trump, though, is determined to make a decisive start in january by promising to deport all illegal immigrants from the us. now, that policy apparently could cost up to $100 billion. wow. >> well, in his first interview since his defeat of kamala harris, he's also outlined plans to overhaul the economy through aggressive tax cuts. >> the appointments have been made as well