it's not just joe manchin, a republican senator dies and all of a sudden the democrats don't need joething with the filibuster. it's too close to take and that's why these two seats are absolutely vital if you want to have a check and balance on joe biden getting overwhelmed by liberal democrat packed the senate, pack the supreme court agenda. >> bret: obviously joe manchi joe manchin, amy, would vote for chuck schumer as the senate majority leader, which he wouldn't do these other things he talked about. but as you look at georgia now with this different balance that we saw in his presidential race, how does it shape up for two runoffs? >> yeah, well, we've never seen anything like this before to have two races for the senate on the same day, two runoffs in georgia. the other thing we know is that historically democrats when they won the white house '92, 2008 and there was a runoff in georgia, democrats didn't do too well. but this is a different georgia and this is a different kind of election. still, i think i'd rather be republicans who can run on the "let's not hand joe biden a b

they always say from bernie sanders to joe manchin or let's before that joe manchin. well, the thing of it is i come from a very, i think a very pragmatic, realistic, and conservative area. you know, west virginia was never given a lot, but the west virginia basically was always hardworking and never complained a lot. we did the heavy lifting. we never complained we were happy and we were just expect everyone to pull their own weight. we never wanted people to be slow 1st or slackers, that if they were capable of doing something they should work and provide value. and those who couldn't, you should have the empathy and sympathy of basically, and i think the moral responsibility of taking care of those. i think the good lord put been put there for us to see if we would react as human beings. and that's who was for doing it is our i've said today, i've talked to west virginians and i said, you know, joe, we believe that the west, the washington democratic national party is more concerned about people who don't work or won't work versus people that do work in will work a

or elizabeth warren to joe manchin.he thing is, i think, i come from a pride master -- pragmatic, realistic area. west virginia was never given a lot and always hard-working and never complained a lot. we never complained. we were happy and we expect everyone to pull their own weight. we never wanted anyone to be slackers and if they were capable of doing something, they should work and provide value. and those who couldn't, you should have the empathy and sympathy of the more responsibility of taking care of those i think the good lord put there for us to see if we would react as human beings. and that's what west virginians are. i have said today, i have talked to west virginians, they said, you know, we believe the washington democratic national party is more concerned about people who don't work or won't work versus people who do work and will work. and that was about it. we have to make sure the people who are working and want to work, that we are the party for them. but also we have the compassion to help those wh

i know joe manchin. senator manchin on this issue.'t think he is going to become a republican but i guess he could get pushed over the edge. i doubt that picture will do it from what i know about him. you look at all the thing tas go into it. you have representative cuellar in texas, a blue dog democrat. he says if you get the lingo out there and you back it up by taking money away where does it leave everybody? i just ask how well does she know her own district and what they are fighting in terms of the crime and compare it to the rest of the nation before she says one size fits all like a free t-shirt. >> katie: that is a good question. the president of sergeant benevolent association ed mullins released a statement in response to her continuing push and said, "congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez continues to live in a world of raindrops and lollipops and her antic of demanding and defending the police for accusation of too many people killed by the police is misleading. young males of color continue to be shot and killed by othe

joe manchin who even if some miracle the democrats win both seats in georgia, he, joe manchin will notmer loses an ally right there if he attempts to expand the supreme court of the united states. governing will be a lot harder for these folks than campaigning ever was. steve: sure, the election was harder than ever before because of the pandemic and without a doubt the coronavirus impacted everyone in some major. there were so many mail-in ballots this time and that's why there's so many complaints from many on different political sides. and right now, you look at the infection rate and it's approaching the stage, geraldo, it sounds like they may shut schools down again and it's a bleak thanksgiving for a lot of people. nonetheless, on the view joey bayhard had this observation about what is going on with the president and the pandemic. >> it occurs to me that trump is so evil at this point, i really think he's evil. i think he absolutely relishes the idea that things are getting worse and it's going to be on biden's lap. i really think he likes that. that's how sick he is. steve: ger

one of those is west virginia senator joe manchin. he joins us tonight.r being here. >> thanks for having me. >> bret: a lot of focus now on those georgia runoffs and potentially if it all adds up, tom tillis wins in north carolina, dan sullivan and alaska, looks like those two races could be the control of the u.s. senate with a tie then going to vice president harris. what do you tell people about that and concerned about that considering all we've heard about the progressive agenda? >> well, there's a lot of people that are concerned, a lot of fear tactics being used right now. if both of the georgia senators were elected in the democratic party, then that would be 50/50 with both dan sullivan and tom tillis winning. 50/50 means there's a tie but if one senator does not vote on the democratic side, there is no try and there is no bill, so i commit to tonight and i commit to all of your viewers an end everyone else that's watching, i want to lay those fears, i want to rest those fears for you right now because when they talk about whether the pack in th

plus, we'll talk with pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey and joe manchin about governing in a biden/harris administration with what looks to be a divided congress. we'll take a look at the potential legal challenges from the trump campaign in key states and get an update on the dangerous new phase of coronavirus with former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb. plus the legendary bob schieffer weighs in on the burden on a biden administration to unite america moving forward. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> brennan: good morning. welcome to "face the nation." and to a new week. last week american democracy was tested, as we waited more than three and a half days foto be coted aa presidential projection to be made. saturday morning, former vice president joe biden was projected the winner, defeating an incumbent for only the fourth time in the past 100 years, and although america has decided, president trump has not conceded that he has been defeated. as of this morning, president-elect biden has 279 electoral votes, nine more than the 270 needed to win. four s

i hope there either democrats like joe manchin. it's better to take no chances.he only way can we can be certain to stop the democrats radical agenda is to stop john off us, a trust fund socialist, and raphael warnock, jeremiah wright's biggest supporter in georgia. if we elect david perdue and kelly leffler to the senate, republicans remain in charge of the senate. there'll be no tax increases, no socialized medicine which they certainly can do if they control the senate even if they can't get to 60 votes. that's why this election is so important. chuck schumer said it himself. they want to change america. georgia will let them. >> martha: i when i asked, different topic. this is the headline in reuters today. biden win opens the door for improved predictability in china u.s. relations. according to the state media in china. they seem to be happy with the outcomes of the electron the united states and president-elect biden. you have been a big china hock especially on the virus and other things so how do you see it shaping up? >> we may still be waiting. i think

so, you know, you may say, oh, bernie, he's as far away from you and joe manchin as he can get, but its right on these issues where bernie j, joe and stand together. >> matthew, you worked for george w. bush. i guess you are more of an independent now. can joe biden find common ground in the country, in the congress on some of those issues? >> absolutely he can find common ground and he absolutely needs to do that. i mean i think one of the things we've seen over the last two cycles is there's a number of voters when you separate them from their partisan leanings, they vote for higher -- they vote for higher minimum wage. they vote for expanded medicare, red and blue places. there is a place for this. the problem for joe biden is even if he gets 50 votes -- let's say he wins and he gets 50 votes in the senate by winning both seats in the long shot, to win both seats in georgia, it is 50/50. at 50/50, he has two senators from arizona who need to watch independents. he will have two senators from georgia who need to watch for independents. he has joe manchin who is in a red west virginia

joining me now is democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia. senator manchin, thanks so much for being with us. >> good to be with you, john. >> i think everyone knows that more than anything on earth you want unity and you want the ability to work across the aisle and find compromise, but given what you've seen in the last 24 hours with mitch mcconnell endorsing the president's refusal to concede in the election with really no republican senators except for four now congratulating joe biden, how can you be sure that you have willing partners to work with you on the other side of the aisle? >> i still think there is a silent group who truly do want to work and make the senate work again and move america forward. i really believe in my heart of hearts, i talked to quite a few, as you know, i'm the most centrist senator -- really legislator out of 535 in all of congress. i look at the issues and which can go home to west virginia, my beautiful state and explain it i vote for it, if not i can't and i won't. with that being said joe biden is our pr

west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. senator, always good to see you.ek -- >> well, thank you, stephanie. it's good to be with you. >> i'm glad. you spoke to ossoff and warnock earlier this week. you aren't calling either of them because you love the state of georgia. you want the senate. what do they need to do to win these races? >> i think they just need to be who they are. these are good people. they're basically connected with their communities from the rural to the urban areas. and that's really what it takes. they understand health care. they -- i've talked to john about this. he understands his wife is a physician. they are fighting. they've had eight hospitals, rural hospitals close. this is what we're fighting for. in the middle of a pandemic, you cannot have your health care system go down. they're fighting for that. they understand the jobs that are so important to rural georgia and all through georgia, same in west virginia and everywhere else. and this is what we fight for. and basically, trying to get through this pandemic. and that's wha

well, senator joe manchin, we'll leave it there. i know you work very hard to get republicans and democrats to talk with each other and actually pass legislation. so thank you so much for joining us today and sharing your candid thoughts. well, i think you see for having then all of you, all your viewers and listeners there that, that remember, we are the united states, not the divided states. and i know country can take advantage of this great democracy of ours in this great economy of ours. and we will unite once. the dust settles here, we hope to settle sooner than later. and you'll see more and more people coming out of the woodwork and speaking it's time to move on with our new president elect joe biden. and i'm anxious to do that. thank you. thank you, senator. so what's the bottom line? the democratic party has been elected to lead america for the next 4 years, sort of preselect joe biden is going to have a tough time in the senate. and don't forget, donald trump is still going to be out there speaking directly to the 7000000

. >> senator joe manchin agrees with you. and tweeted this: defund the police? defund my butt!are the party of working men and women who want to protect american's jobs and healthcare. we don't have a crazy socialist agenda and don't believe in defunding the police." in response to that tweet alexandria ocasio-cortez posted this picture of her kind of glaring at the back of senator joe manchin's head during the state of the union address. this is a fight for the soul of your party. how do you see this playing out once the next congress is sworn in? >> well, joe biden is the president now. he is the leader of the democratic party. i think his speech in pittsburgh was the architecture of what needs to be done. you fund the police and also hold the police accountable and take the temperature down to make people of color more safe. then we have an adult discussion about the issues that need to be addressed. we have a president who will be able to do that. i am very, very confident of joe biden's ability to bring people together. he's done it his entire career. this is one of many i

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joe manchin the senator from west virginia saying defund the police, defund my butt!ans jobs and healthcare and don't have a crazy socialist agenda is don't believe in defunding the police. the head of the new york police association said she was talking about rainbows and lollipops. do you agree? >> yes, and what else i agree with, what we saw happen in seattle when a mayor says summer of love. then they take over 6 city blocks and cause the police to retreat from their police station. 2 murders and a sex assault and the police could not do their job. this is the nonsense going on. but good people left and right know we need to support the police. >> james craig, thank you very much. have a good weekend. >> ♪ >> president trump set to speak from the rose garden at the top of the hour. his first public remark since joe biden was protected to be the winner in the presidential race. we expect an update on operation warp speed. ahead i will talk to a doctor about the progress being made on a coronavirus vaccine. stay with us. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ b

we know that and so folks like joe manchin have a decision to make at the end of the day wears theirupport ultimately going to come from? i'm optimistic that the senate will be able to hold against these kinds of policies but that's really the last line of defense and there's nothing else there if that fails. markets are putting a lot of faith in that but we will have to wait and see how a bite administration rolls out and where some of the senators come down. there's still a lot up in the air right now. >> we have 15 seconds ago so in the close future talking about next week specifically what he think the markets will look like after the big news of the weekend with president-elect joe biden? >> i think it's going to be choppy tech is there a lot of things that are uncertain. we don't know who biden's cabinet is going to be and we don't know what is covid test force is going to recommend. you're watching the senate election and those eyes question mark markets will be up and down on the news that they want a stimulus but again are democrats going to come alongside republicans in the

one of the original squad alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted her this picture of her staring down joe manchin who had himself tweeted defund the police? defund my butt, on a proud west virginia democrat. references a clip of the house speaker's interview that features a $24,000 freezer and $13,000 ice cream. the democrat house majority whip agrees there is a problem. >> we keep making that mistake. it's foolishness, about you've got to be this progressive or that progressive. that phrase, defund the police cost harrison tremendously. >> still races with razor-thin margins meeting democrats could have their smallest majority since world war ii and republicans are trying to exploit that progressive rift to keep making that caucus a little bit smaller. shannon? >> shannon: will not keep tracking and let folks know as they come in. democrats now calling for unity are being met with serious skepticism by republicans who say they have been targeted for four years. our panel here to weigh-in, ne next. is this a new buick? i secret santa-ed myself. i shouldn't have. but i have been very good this yea

moderate senator joe manchin says he won't support radical ideas of democrats take over the senate. >can work with mitch mcconnell. i believe that we can look at things. i have taken off the table. forget about packing the courts. forget about the filibuster. forget about blowing things up. they've been using it as a scare tactic. >> jesse: nancy pelosi still refusing to denounce socialism after fox news reached out to her office several times for comment. greg, how could she not respond to a simple fox news request? >> greg: she's not going to take the bait. she's too smart for that. here's my problem. i've been on this planet. i'm in my mid-30s. i've never seen the party not move left. every time there is a discussion, it's not like there's ever a correction. bill clinton was supposed to be a correction and then i remember that obama. no, everything always moves left. the reason why is because that's what the media wants. the media is the third party in this. it's not just the left in the far left of the democrats. the media is far, far left. i've never seen a single critical piece

using senator joe manchin from west virginia says, i will not vote to do away with the filibuster which means, no court packing, no d.c. in puerto rico as states. this is joe manchin pledging that he's not going to vote with democrats on those big things on that changes the dynamic. >> dana: i'm a little bit second fiddle to move because, you had all been wondering, thank you so much this afternoon. president-elect biden set to speak in a moment about obamacare and his remarks are coming as the supreme court hears arguments over a challenge to the law. jacqui heinrich is reporting live in wilmington, delaware. as the hearings go on presiden president-elect biden has been holding -- amid the pandemic. biden warned throughout the campaign that if the high court's conservative majority strikes down the aca it could set the stage for coronavirus complications and if republicans contain control of the senate, it he will go into detail about that today. but with the possibility of a divided government again biden is already providing a work around with some day 1a executive orders including r

democrats from james clyburn to joe manchin are saying to people in the house congress men and womenp defund the cops? why were you brings up socialism? why were you bringing up medicare for all in the american people get scared of these radical policies. and in fact, aoc is pushing back on people who are pushing back on progressives. they say progressive policies do not hurt candidates. every single candidate that co-sponsored medicare for all in a swing district kept their seats. we also had a co-sponsor of the green new deal was not a sinker. i offered to help every swing district everyone who rejected my help is losing and now they are blaming us for their loss. i sense there is a bit of a civil war brewing. >> well, i think they have had a civil war going on the whole time. that's why they chose such a will in joe biden. aoc has kept quiet. but you can see the arrogance and the iewb rus uberous of herf the party. i agree with what jim clyburn says. basically moderation won the democrats if that's what happened. joe biden was the only moderate in their candidate list. obviously c

earlier this week joe manchin from west virginia says his party rejects some crazy socialist agenda adding not believe in defunding the police. ocasio-cortez says police resources must be reallocated and says that's not only her view but what she is hearing from her own constituents. >> far too many people who have been killed due to police violence and when my community is coming out and saying and demanding this, it is my job to listen. >> the head of a police union here in new york responded to ocasio-cortez remarks saying in a statement congresswoman ocasio-cortez lives in a world of raindrops and lollipops. her antics of defunding the police and too many people being killed by police is misleading. here in new york city violent crime continues to spike. today homicides are up 37%. shootings compared to a year ago has nearly doubled and the city slashed the city's nypd budget by a million dollars. despite alexandria ocasio-cortez she has no control over the police budget, defunding of local police departments is entirely up to the discretion of local leaders. trace. >> trace: david lee

>> you can't rest on just the word of joe manchin. appear as if the republicans will have 50 senators there in the senate. i do believe senator sullivan from alaska will be back and thom tillis will be the senator from north carolina. that gives us 50. so if one of the two get elected who will get the gavel? chuck schumer or mitch mcconnell? that's what's on the line. >> trace: jason chaffetz good to see you. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> sandra: another breakthrough in the fight against coronavirus. what a newly approved antibody treatment means for covid-19 patients. that's next. plus this. attorney general bill barr authorizing a federal investigation into claims of voter fraud. how could that impact the probe into the results of the presidential election? >> this is america. we don't rush the election results. we do that through a process and through the rule of law. let's follow the example of bush versus gore. let's follow what vice president gore did. derriere discomfort. we try to soothe it with this. cool it with this. and

little bit of time here i think is the 14th of december by the 14th we should know democrat senator joe manchin says if the transition begins when the electoral college certifies biden's when it should be enough time for a smooth transition, but he says many of the trump campaign lawsuits delaying the transition or frivolous they want congressional seats. they won senate seats they weren't supposed to so you just can't because it's all on one ballot. you can't just pick and choose and say that was from this is not what we have done before. >>you get too worried about transition team republican congressman doug lamalfa says it's within the trump campaign's right to make sure every ballot is counted. once the winner is clear and official he says the transition can continue be. >>ample time put something certification post litigation time mike leavitt, former utah governor and 2012 transition director for mitt romney says a delay isn't ideal. >>but it is manageable and does not mean that the incoming administration can be a lot of planning and doing whatever they. >>can to be ready leavitt says th

. >> then there's senator joe manch manchin. he twoeteeted this, defund the police, defund my butt. i am a proud west virginia democrat, we want to protect americans' jobs and health care, we do not have some crazy socialist agenda, and we do not believe in defunding the police. manchin drew the ire of congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez who tweeted a visual response. it was this photo of her throwing apparent shade on m manchin during a state of the union address. should democrats win both georgia runoffs, it could be manchin who will be a swing voter and a deciding vote in a 50/50 split between democrats and republicans. manchin is on record opposing any expansion of the supreme court or ending the filibuster. the four progressive freshman known as the squad targeted by conservatives, they all won re-election. our sisterhood is resilient tweeted ilhan omar, and in an election postmortem in the "new york times," aoc remained resolute saying candidates who lost had made themselves, quote, sitting ducks by not, for instance, running savvy online campaigns or accepting her help. an

office building when the georgia senate seats go democratic i have two words to call concern this, joe manchinwer than they are now? >> higher. once we have the vaccine will become undervalued and we will see a surge in the markets in 2021 from late spring through summer. >> morici on a saturday, have a great weekend. dirksen senate office building still ahead despite no clear winner yet joe biden says america has chosen a new path claiming a democratic resurgence. >> rebuilt the blue wall in the middle of the country. >> the race in georgia is still razor thin as the state declares a recount. live reports on who has the clearest path to victory. ♪ the whole day through ♪ just an old sweet song with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch.

you just wrought up joe manchin, ron tester, sherrod own. charlie, you said earlier candidates depending onhe race don't matter one iota. i think that is, mention, tester and brown ran in020 instead of 2018 i thinkhere's a a good chance that all would have lost. a pretty white map -- investment against them. where the candites matter? it does seem like voters put together that jill biden was not soclist. and on the senate side sms like all democrats, the most competitive races, tended to run kind of like sla -- a blank slate. >> as a general we're getting more parliamentary. people are voting red or blue and personally still mad. we thinkf exceptions. they can matter for gd or ill. there woulde a good chance child cunngham would be going through orientation had he been a little better behaved. that's what the candidate matted to the detriment. if donna shala spoke spash and heavily spanish-speaking district that probably would've been more helpful. the candidates can matter. in the case of maine and we spent a lot of time in maine. i'mitting

joe manchin among democrats and then people like mitt romney and susan collins among republicans couldrection or another, regardless of what happens with control. maria: so this op-ed goes on to say this. quote, he can't say this publicly, but he should be rooting for the republicans to win the georgia senate runoff. better for progressives to blame republican opposition than to pressure democrat senators from west virginia, arizona and montana to vote for their radical agenda. so you think -- you make an important point, i think, jon, that the republicans winning senate seats in georgia is good but it's better for -- you're going to see centrists anyway in the house and senate. jon: yeah. i mean, i'm not saying it doesn't matter because who ends up being the leader is going to be very influential in setting the agenda. but i just think we're potentially -- and we saw this in the house too. you know, we're seeing a rebellion of sorts among centrist democrats who feel like, you know, that nancy pelosi kind of lost out in these elections by tilting too much to the left and they're starti

the democrats at large are the same who have both a alexandria ocasio-cortez and joe manchin. so you have to wrank kegle it together. but i find it difficult to wrestle with the idea of you all didn't give trump a chance. well, you are not supposed to give life to the idea of kids in cages or a muslim ban or gutting so many of the federal institutions who keep our democracy going. these are things that are northern negotiable -- nonnegotiable. and as i will say until the transition happens, that this moment calls from the military to the people in the trump administration right now, to the gsa and folks who work government, folks who know the right thing to to ado and we ha call on them to make the democracy work even when president trump won't. >> the invitation being extend the officially right now. thank you all very much. hope to see you again next sunday. >>> next, new word on when a coronavirus vaccine will start being administered and a new time line on when america may be annu able to return to normal. stretched days for it. juggled life for it. took charge for it. so

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when you have joe manchin and others that are moderate democrats i don't think anyone should be worriedhat the senate will become a far left socialist rubber stamp for joe biden a moderate leader. >> but everybody put the responsibility on nancy pelosi. it's not even a partisan issue. people in her own party criticized her. >> she passed it twice! mitch mcconnell refused to take it up. >> [overlapping talking]. >> she passed it twice. >> harris: we are pausing. we are pausing. could senator bernie sanders become a key player in a biden administration? i just mentioned the job sanders says he wants or is open to. senator elizabeth warren steps on pressure on biden to embrace a far left agenda. stay close. >> do i expect they will keep their word in maintaining and legislating on the proposals we agreed to? yes, i do. attention veteran homeowners: record low mortgage rates have dropped even lower. at newday, veterans can shortcut the refinance process and save $250 a month. $3000 dollars a year. with the va streamline refi at newday, there's no appraisal, no income verification, and no ou

middle who will work with joe biden, whether it's susan collins or lisa murkowski or mitt romney, joe manchin, mark kelly, i believe there are six, seven, eight people of goodwill that will work with joe biden and will actually forge a consensus. so we can finally get things done in washington. it's been a very long time since we've had regular order. and have been able to pass bills domestically that can actually move this country forward into the 21st century. we're stuck in this partisanship, and we have to move forward and do it. and i think joe biden may be the perfect man for the perfect time to work with republicans and democrats alike. >> jason, i wanted folks to hear that, but former congressmen really know how to talk. so i'm tight on time. a brief reaction from you, will that give people hope? >> no, i love joe to death, but i don't know where this mysterious gang of eight will appear. mitch mcconnell has made it clear he wants every democrat to be a one-term president. and there will be no peace or comity. it will be a battle the moment joe biden ascends to the presidency. >> doct

that according to west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. >> that won't happen because i will not be the fiftieth democrat voting to end the filibuster or stack the court. shannon: joe biden will issue a series of executive orders on day one that would undo the most notable actions donald trump has taken in the last four years, the president-elect is likely to face a strong pull from the left wing of the party. >> no doubt in my mind the progressive community deserve strong representation in the biden administration. millions of people support our agenda. we are a critical part of the democratic coalition and progressives should be represented. >> jackie heinrich reporting from wilmington, delaware. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden has big plans for day one including reversing a number of donald trump's policies, he plans to rejoin the paris climate accord, reinstate dac a, repeal the travel plan targeting majority muslim countries and rejoin the world health organization noting that while the who isn't perfect it is essential to coordinating a global response to the pandemi

would that play -- you have a lot of moderate democrats that are there in the senate, including joe manchinlay with them? >> joe biden was elected as a moderate, a careful, experienced washington hand. he's not going to do an executive order to enact the green, new deal. that's not going to happen. that may be something that conservatives fear or conservative media might try to suggest. if he does it in a executive order, it will be around something that is fairly safe but needs to be done urgently. and can't wait for the senate process. it would have to do with covid. it would have to do with immigrati immigration. things that are urgent for people who are affected and legislation is a long, drawn-out process. but joe biden is not going to enact a lot of controversial laws, certainly in the first couple of months of his term. >> i want to get to a scathing piece, the op-ed. it says trump is leaving behind blueprints to end democracy. he writes, it's a bigger scandal than russian interference four years ago. the american people can't rest on its sense of decency until the hooligans have bea

defund the police movement in a virtual townhall this weekend but her twitter reply to senator joe manchin speaking out against it said as much without words. president-elect joe biden will meet with intelligence, the content of medicare for 10 tomorrow's national security briefing but government officials will not be present. they are bringing in experts because biden's delayed ascertainment denied him access to classified information highlighting concerns and vulnerabilities as a result of the white house refusal to coordinate. tonight. fox news at night investigates new questions about the dormant biden cancer charity and its relationship to big pharma as the biden team pledges the highest ethical standards. the ceo you see on fox news at night is here next to weigh in. ♪ since pioneering the suv in 1935, the chevy suburban has carried many things. nothing more important than family. introducing the most versatile and advanced chevy suburban and tahoe ever. diabetes and raised triglycerides,... ...vascepa can give you something to celebrate. ♪ vascepa, when added to your statin,... ...i

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lastly, i can't believe that guys like jim clyburn, joe manchin didn't have the guts to say defund the police is a problem. didn't have the guts to say that burning down cities because you're angry is a good way to handle things. the green new deal is a way to destroy the country. be prideful that we have our 18 energy autonomy. why did they wait until after the election to say how bad it was? why not before? >> dana: maybe jesse can tell us. he did a deep dive tied. >> jesse: they know. they held it. >> keep it together but -- not enough spackle to keep that group together. >> dana: spackle is a great word. coming up next, all eyes on georgia. the control of the senate hinges on two run-offs in january and a new report says democrats are calling on people to move to the peach state to vote in those elections. ♪ into a smaller life? are your asthma treatments just not enough? then see what could open up for you with fasenra. it is not a steroid or inhaler. it is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. it's an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven

so, joe manchin called out the defund the police effort, and then aoc clap back by saying, in a tweetcture of her giving manchin a death stare at the state of the union address, and when manchin declined court packing, omar tweeted "stop worrying about progressives, this might be the reason we don't win back the senate race in georgia," good grief. is that the true fight for the soul of their party, you guys are in an enviable position right now. >> we are in a great position. we won in miami. we won in new york. we won in minnesota. we won in california. these are places that we can win anywhere across the country, but what's really amazing is won these races. the republican party is more diverse than they've ever been before. we have more women in congress as republicans than at any given time. every democrat lost, lost to either a republican woman, a republican minority, a republican veteran. and the unique thing is they didn't defeat any incumbents. this is what their problem is. aoc has taken over. omar, tlaib, all of them have taken over the party, they are primary and democrats

the congresswoman also went back and forth with senator joe manchin, a moderate from west virginia beinghe defund the police movement hurting democrats in the election and he responded this way. "defund my butt. but what we should be doing is giving more money to police and protecting them better so they know where the social changes are happening in the neighborhood and in response, the congresswoman tweeted this picture of herself glaring as she sits behind senator manchin. really? >> i don't think more expressions of progressive rage are going to persuade anyone. i don't know who would be persuaded by that photo of her being angry at senator manchin. also, as a number of her democratic colleagues have said, we need to stop taking aoc's advice because she represents a district that is far to the left of the average american voter, and her response is essentially to claim that it's a very moderate district and that's not going to sell with anyone in her caucus, so this question of how does the democratic leadership deal with her, they may just find it's easier this term to ignore her. >

. >> dagen: love joe manchin's comment about the senator from west virginia. d my butt! juan? [laughter] >> juan: i will stay away from that question. it's curious to me, clearly president trump tries to paint joe biden as a socialist down in georgia and it didn't work. in fact, joe biden won georgia. >> greg: remains to be seen. recount! >> juan: he's way ahead in arizona. he's way ahead in georgia. these were red states, he thought it would work there, it didn't work. it's curious to me you would go back to a failed political strategy. the biggest issue in georgia is you have two republicans, incumbents, by the way, both appeared to have made profits with questionable stock deals after they got government briefings on the coronavirus. for me, that's a bigger problem, much more relevant. in addition if you have a republican senate that's been blocking stimulus aid for people who are unemployed and businesses, bigger issue on the ground in georgia. i don't think president trump is not going to be on the ballot, dagen. so i think getting democrats out in georgia

representation from the georgia runoffs, but dan sullivan, no relation anyway, in alaska winning, joe manchining that he will go semi republican kind of takes a lot of the heat from the markets away from the georgia runoffs. but that said, there is uncertainty, yesterday using the word bumpy couple of months. what should we expect from now when it looks like covid will be coming out of it >> well, there is a few things one thing that interesting about elections and important, they are eventually over. and what we've seen in the past at least in '08, 2012 and 2016, is that elections mark the turning point when outflows from stocks came back to inflows from individual investors as pent up demand finally lifted the stock market in a broadway no matter who won. after years of money coming out ahead of '08, ahead of '12, '16 and ahead of this election as well, we saw money suddenly begin to turn around back in 0le'08, it doesn't happn until march. but the market has been led by a broader group of stocks than just the faang stocks in the last couple weeks and that is a good sign. as the money start

defund the police movement in a virtual town hall this weekend but her twitter reply to senator joe manchin speaking out against it said just as much without words. >president-elect joe biden will meet with intelligence, defense, and diplomatic experts tomorrow. government officials will not be present. they are having to bring in experts because biden's delayed ascertainment has denied him access to classified information, highlighting concerns and vulnerabilities as a result of the white house refusal to coordinate. shannon. >> shannon: okay, jacqui heinrich in wilmington, delaware. good to see you out there tonight. "fox news @ night" investigates new questions about a now dormant biden cancer charity and its relationship to big pharma as the biden team pledges to highest ethical standards. david, you've seen him before. he is next to weigh-in. >> i was sitting there with tears in my eyes. i can understand what he's feeling, what his feelings was when his son died. >> cancer research. developing new ways of communicating. if a doctor discover something over here, somebody should know ins

if a lot of reasons of course it matters for the candidates, but from a tax policy perspective, joe manchin a democrat has effectively come out and said that he will not go with any wild progressive proposals, effectively maybe vote even semi republican. i only bring that up because it seems like any huge sweeping tax changes do seem unlikely >> i think that's right. obviously we're watching one of the senators came out at 25% rate but a lot of this really hinges on on being able to negotiate and work bipartisan to make that happen and so one of the things that is on our company's minds right now is the expiring provisions in the jobs act that was enacted, you know, the big sweeping changes we had four years ago. and so there are three big provisions that if nothing is done could make the actual rate that is paid, because remember, headline rate is it different than what is actually paid, go up and so that is on everybody's mind as well and that has to be taken care of and then of course there is a whole host of agendas that need to be done and what taxes will be latched on to those is impo

alexandria ocasio cortez tweeted this picture of her staring down conservative democratic senator joe manchin who tweeted defend the police, defund my butt. i'm a proud west virginia democrat. the new york post, policy, ice cream, kostas and election, desert storm. the story references a clip of the house speaker's interview with james cordin during the pandemic that featured her 25,$000 freezer and $13 ice cream. the democrat house majority whip agreed there is a problem. >> we keep making that mistake about got to be this progress of for that progressive, defund the police, that phrase cost them tremendously. >> there are still races with razor thin margins, democrats could have their smallest majority since world war ii and republicans are trying to exploit that progressive -- making the caucus a little bit smaller. shannon: we will let folks know as they come in. thanks. democrats now calling for unity are being met with serious skepticism by republicans who say they have been targeted and insulted four years. our panel is here to weigh in next. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, .