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jason whitlock, we appreciate you coming on tonight. joe bidensn't seem like an extremist, probably isn't an extremist. if you listen carefully to what he said and what his allies have been saying for the past couple of weeks, we are now in a new war on terror, a domestic war. what does that mean for the rest of us? glenn greenwald will assess with us, after the break. ♪ ♪ rest of us? glenn greenwald will assess with us, after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: not a lot of actual policies at the inauguration today. the new did declare a brand-new or undomestic terrorism which does seem like the headline. we've been waiting for this for a while. the countries intelligence seems to be salivating at the thought of treating americans like isis. >> looking forward that the members of the biden team who have been nominated or appointed are now moving in laser-like fashion to try to uncover as much as they can about what looks very similar to insurgency movements we seen overseas. they germinate in different parts of the country, and state gain strength, an

we are seeing joe biden and joe biden, _ gate and into. and joe biden, we just saw them coming down the plane of the air force base and there is a family, there is a sun hunter biden and his grandchildren of the biden family and their daughter ashley as well and they're all getting into the suvs and spending the night at blair house opposite of the white house where the incoming president spends the night. hejust house where the incoming president spends the night. he just saw house where the incoming president spends the night. he just sanoe biden said peeking out of the top. —— biden's had peeking out. the fact that donald trump is not going to be there, the coffee morning that she mentioned between the outgoing president and the incoming president hasn't happened, the first lady melania trump is not welcomejoe biden to the white house, there are trappings but doesn't matter, is it more than just a trapping that the symbolism that these things have not happened? ida. symbolism that these things have not ha ened? ., �*, ., , symbolism that

we are going to drop you briefly to joe biden leaving his aircraft. have live pictus of what is going on. just to briefly interrupt you, we have pictures of joe ben stepping off his plane. he flew from wilmington, delaware into the u.s. capital, and here he is, alighti from his aircraft on the people of his inauguration. i was talking about a confident return of multilateralism with the paris climate accord,ran nuclear deal, and other such accords that donald trump turned his nose up at. we are going to see a return to the fray in thategard, are we not? difficulty compared to the executive orders to overturn trump's actions on an executive order, it's not so easy to reverse the harm that donald trump has done internationally. our relationships with allies and adversaries where you have a now outgoing preside who has done, really has gone above and beyond to snub our closest friends and allies. the fortunate thing is that i hope with a return to normal and the beginning of a biden administraon, we can have better relations with our friends and allies i

jesse: the corrupt media already >> what a great love story between jill bide and joe biden. wead a love story in the white house in four years. >> there was not one part of that that wasn't just medicine in the wound. >> he's the better angel president. joe biden is eternally optimistic. he's not cynical. >> those lights shooting out from the lincoln memorial along the reflecting pool. it's almost extensions of joe biden's arms embracing america. jesse: that's the media showing their love and affection for president biden's every move this week. trust in the media is at an all-time low according to a new poll. joining me to discuss, publisher at the federalist ben domenech and host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. this is joe biden. he's been around. we know this guy. for the media to slobber over him like a political god. i don't see how they can ever regain credibility slobbering like that. >> i think these things are connected. you can't expect the media at this point to be serious in any way when evaluating joe biden. everything will be look how awesome you are. one

and the -- and delete up to the inauguration of joe biden. wee the story. -- in the lead up to the inauguration of joe biden. we have the story. reporter: many state capitals are also at risk for violent protests, from texas, california, washington state, to minnesota, where the governor has activated the national guard. >> our police are well-equipped, ready, and we will do all we can to ensure peoples rights to peacefully protest and disagree, but to stop the line where it becomes destructive or dangerous. reporter: but president trump impeached for a second time and banned from social media, and with the capital in dca virtual fortress, there are fears his supporters and right wing groups may feel emboldened to target state governments. in a memo, the fbi warmed ardent protests are being planned at all 50 state citals from joan larry 16 through at least january 20. -- from january 16 through at least january 20. fencing has gone up around the capitol building and washington state, already patrolled by local police in the national guard. there

joe biden -- we have a fantastic article on the bloomberg terminal saying that after joe biden in seekingingerprints from u.s. policy, his predecessor's lasting partisan division means it will be tougher joe biden to get some of his policies, including of course the $1.9 trillion plan through congress. tom keene joins me out of new york shortly. first of all, biden's policies, ecb, the other thing i am watching out for his pound. always higher on the inflation forecast. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. biden: i, joseph robinette biden jr., do solemnly swear -- justice roberts: that i will faithfully execute -- pres. biden: that i will faithfully execute -- justice roberts: the office of president of the united states -- pres. biden: the office of president of the united states -- justice roberts: and will, to the best of my ability -- pres. biden: and will, to the best of my ability -- justice roberts: preserve, protect, and defend -- pres. biden: preserve, protect, and defend -- justice roberts: the constitution of the united states -- pres. biden: the constitution of the united states -- just

jesse: the corrupt media already >> what a great love story between jill bide and joe biden. wead a love story in the white house in four years. >> there was not one part of that that wasn't just medicine in the wound. >> he's the better angel president. joe biden is eternally optimistic. he's not cynical. >> those lights shooting out from the lincoln memorial along the reflecting pool. it's almost extensions of joe biden's arms embracing america. jesse: that's the media showing their love and affection for president biden's every move this week. trust in the media is at an all-time low according to a new poll. joining me to discuss, publisher at the federalist ben domenech and host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. this is joe biden. he's been around. we know this guy. for the media to slobber over him like a political god. i don't see how they can ever regain credibility slobbering like that. >> i think these things are connected. you can't expect the media at this point to be serious in any way when evaluating joe biden. everything will be look how awesome you are. one

again, as joe biden becomes president six hours from now. last night, we watched a dramatic and emotional scene at the lincoln memorial honoring the 400,000 americans lost to coronavirus and joe biden offered this message. >> to heal, we must remember. it's hard sometimes to remember. but that's how we heal. it's important to do that as a nation. >> so new information just released as to what joe biden will do among his first actions as president. now, we should note, he is waking up in blair house this morning, right across the street from donald trump. this is as close as the men will get today. maybe as close as they'll get ever again, for all we know. we do not know how trump feels this morning, because he can't tweet. live pictures of the white house this morning. still dark in the east wing, where he sleeps. we don't know if he's awake, because we don't have the normal science of tweeting. overnight, he did issue roughly 150 pardons and commutations, including one for his former chief strategist, steve bannon, who was criminally charged with defraudi

know from joe we biden, he condemns the president's actions in a speech today as he rolled out the departmentf justice staff more -- members and nominees. today, he really condemned the and that ofbehavior his supporters who stormed the capital as well. on the other hand, president-elect biden has said he wants to heal the nation, not revisit some of the risks, to bridge these divides. in terms of going after president trump in this manner, i'm not sure that would work toward his goals of uniting the country. so trump is going to be out of the white house in a couple weeks at the latest. at that point, it may be that the events of last night, the major emblems, the major icons of the party associated with it, senators ted cruz and josh hawley, coming in for a lot of criticism, even among members of the party. what did they do for their standing last night? did they become heroes, or does the action of yesterday leave such a dark vibe and sour taste in people's mouth so that they will regret that they became the icons of that movement? reporter:reporter: i think one key anecdote over the last

joe biden is -- when they arrive. joe biden is inheriting you vaccine rollout that he calls a failure. >> it is going to take months to turn this around but let me be clear. weill get through this. we will defeat this pandemic. to a nation waiting for action, let me be clear on this point. help is on the way. today, i am unveiling a national strategy on covid-19, and executive actions to beat this pandemic. >> the u.s. build a meme member of the world health organization. dr. fauci said the u.s. will continue funding the agency. iraq's prime minister has reached security officials after a twin bombing on thursday. isil has claimed responsibility for the attack which killed at least 32 people. the top republican in the u.s. senate is proposing the impeachment trial of donald trump start mid february. he said this would give trump two weeks to prepare once the charge is presented. trump was impeached days before the end of his term for inciting a riot at capitol hill that left five dead. a 15 day state of emergency has started in the central african republic in an attempt to stop rebel attacks. a new alliance known as the coalition a patriots for change is try

joe biden right now. he gave a great speech. but now we have to see if he is going to carry it out. ve organizations should not be carried by a cable news network spread really? i think that joe biden needs to talk to those people and say stand down. we have a narrow window of opportunity to heal the nation and we will not heal the nation of people who supported me, joe biden, and people who supported joe biden are looking for revenge and are angry and want retribution. that will only make the division deeper. and guess who is laughing about this stuff? the chinese, the russians, the iranians, they look at us and they say, all of our enemies, they say this used to be the democratic world. america was the leader of the last entry, but that is over, democracy days are done. it's now authoritarian governments are the way of the future. so it behooves us not just for our own future in the future of our children, but really for the sake of the world. we are not done. china just created the virus, because the pandemic, we have cured it. now we need to do a little bit of healing at home. >>

again, as joe biden becomes president six hours from now. last night, weand emotional scene at the lincoln memorial honoring the 400,000 americans lost to coronavirus and joe biden offered this message. >> to heal, we must remember. it's

what that note said, george, we don't know, but a note from donald trump to joe biden in the oval office, jon. rick klein, i want to bring you in as well as we are talking about president trump's legacy as we're waiting for president-elect biden to emerge from his church service. one big part of that legacy, i was thinking of something that was written in "the washington post" this weekend. he leaves behind a broken republican party that is still in his grip. >> yeah, it is his party, and we had in our poll just last weekend 60% of republicans want to see a continuation of the trump direction, and this republican party is broken right now. it has fallen apart, and it's fallen apart in large part because of the big lie from a few weeks ago, and i think that brought these tensions to the f surface, but they have to get further apart before they can come together. these divisions were taken advantage of by president trump, and it leaves them in an interesting space because the most relevant or historical examples would be to have the party distance themselves from the president now that the

joe biden. thanks for being with us. moments ago, we got word that, still, senate majority leader, soon to be minority leader mitch mcconnell, will attend church with the bidens tomorrow morning. this sounds like something that chris coons has his fingers in. what do you know about this? >> john, that's just an important and symbolic gesture of coming together, of the sort of unity that president-elect biden has been calling for throughout his election and this transition. as you know, there are millions of us who are eagerly anticipating joe biden's swearing in tomorrow at the west front of the united states capitol. but if you look at everything that's a part of joe's plans for his inauguration, it shows an entire focus on unity. yesterday was martin luther king day. millions of americans engaged in service as part of the inauguration. today we'll have a farewell ceremony for joe here in delaware for him to travel, sadly, not by train, but to washington, where he will join vice president-elect kamala harris in an evening tide lighting

about joe biden. weident trump did anything, he made sure that the caravans didn't make it over here to the united states. but what is joe biden doing? he is allowing people to break our laws, to become citizens. he is rewarding bad behavior and that is not what america is about. so look forward, not backwards. trump's gone after wednesday. todd: to that point, i want to look forward because the segment was supposed to be about joe biden. here's where we stand right now. there's a migrant caravan coming up right now. here is what the caravan has stated. quote, we recognize the importance of the incoming government of the united states having shown a strong commitment to migrants and asylum seekers. we will advocate that the biden government honors its commitment. here's a statement from a biden transition official. quote, the situation at the border isn't going to be transformed overnight. there's help on the way. but now is not the time to make that journey. did joe biden back himself into a corner here

as we cover the inauguration of joe biden as the 46th president of the united states. ormer speech writer for president george w. bush. thoughts, bill, as we watch some of the embraces and people milling around the capital today. >> my thoughts are that it was a fine speech. i am reminded how at christmas my wife always says, this is the best christmas tree ever. i don't think it really quite reached those heights. but that's because speeches are judged in retrospect. there's a reason we remember lincoln's second inaugural more than the first. so i think that's one thing. when i was working for george w. bush someone asked, how do we think these speeches on the iraq war will be remembered? i said, well, a lot will depen on whether we win. no one published collective war speechs of lyndon johnson. i do think there is a challenge for the new president. he said all the right things about unity. it's hard not to notice that as he said them, there are lots of other people in his party. you had the interview with hillary clinton and nancy pelosi where they're throwing out wor

we heard remarks earlier from joe biden. president joe biden, what we saw earlier, and the lineup of the program includes bruce springsteen, katy perry, others. we will bring you more as we get them. rish? rishaad: we are positive, aren't we? the street of dreams putting in a good showing, with all three benchmarks at heights we have not seen before. this is the hang seng, flirting with that 30,000 level. we keep going above and below it. australia doing well. we have that move to the upside. figures bang in line with estimates. there is a boj meeting concluding today. no change in policy expected. they are expected to keep their program intact. the nikkei up. the broader market also doing well. you can see the yen. that is down to the dollar weakness, a consequence of what is going on. this, the report from the nikkei saying a container has been developed to transport and store the pfizer vaccine using dry ice. it can be kept at temperature for 18 days. they may well think about selling. it could be worth ¥300 billion. kanaa

we know he has left the traditional letter for the incoming president, joe biden. xact contents of that but remember president trump reflecting on the letter left to him by president obama. as you see bernie sanders there on the stage obviously an interesting figure running against joe biden. there is cory booker as well also a former candidate running against joe biden. i just reflect on this moment as far as where we've all been in this election. hasn't it been such an amazing, long journey? remember iowa where biden came in five and going to new hampshire. i was in the basement of a church in new hampshire with 12 people, six of us were reporters and he was delivering a teleprompter speech. he left new hampshire really just didn't post there as far as voters and went on to south carolina and from phoenix through the ashes started his political comeback there with the help of the house majority whip james clyburn and won south carolina and went on. i think of joe biden's career, bill, and his long career in politics and how his life has really been defined by pers

because we can't have joe biden for another four years after this. kamala harris isn't going to get it. we all know that. i don't mean she's a bad person. she is not a good choice. the american people are not going to do it. she's too smart, has too many problems with her job in california. >> host: a republican you think would win the nomination in 2024? >> caller: it is killing me. i was a john kasich fan, he was the guy i wanted to see be president. there was a guy that would have pulled himself together. the republican party, here i am, i vote republican because i can't stand the democratic party and this is been going on for a long time, not 5 or 6 years. both sides of been going downhill. as far as trying to find somebody, the man i was talking about to flip the party and vote in your primaries and all that, we've got to figure it out. we have to pull somebody we really depends on into these primaries on both sides. i don't mean just republican. >> host: is there anybody like that you can name on the republican side? >> caller: adam kin! er, he'

phone conversation between the new president of the united states joe biden and the russian leader vladimir putin now the phone call from what we understand was initiated by joe biden joe biden did make the phone call and much of the conversation focused on renewing the new start treaty now this is one of the important nuclear arms agreements that was signed at the conclusion of the cold war and it was set to expire on february 5th and from what we understand biden and putin have agreed to extend this treaty the new start treaty will be extended now a number of nuclear treaties were set to expire and did expire under the trumpet ministration the i.n.f. short range nuclear treating the clear skies treaty did expire this was actually the last of the important nuclear agreement that was preventing a new arms race but biden and putin did reach an agreement we understand that putin has now put forward a bill to the russian russian duma the russian legislature to extend the treaty for 5 years there was a statement concluding and summarizing the phone call from the kremlin here's what we heard the president's expressed satisfaction on

we are -- romaine: we are listening to joe biden speak and you can listen to more of it online. nald trump will be speaking with in the evening candidates from his side of the aisle. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: today we are focused on just how 2021 has wrapped up economically and politically. we are getting a new biden administration, which, joe, means we will get a new approach to green energy. one particular stock has had a meteor at rise and a quick dump today. joe: we have seen all of these autonomous vehicle tech backs boom this year but one such company was quantum scape. the battery company, it's not likely to come out for several years, but that didn't stop traders from bidding up the company to a 40 to $50 billion market cap. then it crashed today, a little bit of a reality, but it shows just how much enthusiasm there has been in the newtek. this is a battery company, vw is the investor. we should point out that the stock had been really on fire. talking about what people are looking forward to, it's this idea that we are going to see that if it, and much stronger piv

to work and just moments ago congress officially certified joe biden's election victory despite the objections of some republicans. the report we may is that joe biden and com are here us will be the president and the vice president according to the ballots that have been given to us. i. want to correspond to you trying to joins me in the studio earlier if this was an attempt all of this chaos to try and stop joe biden being confirmed as the winner of the election ultimately failed. well i guess this is finally the end of the dirty turbulent roller coaster presidential race out of 2020 an hour and 2021 but it still took the u.s. senate a few days to finally confirm this so we got $306.00 votes for joe biden against only $232.00 for donald trump but who would have known that on the final day when the victory was supposed to be certified we see such chaotic scenes right in the heart of the capitol we saw the report from our r.t. america correspondent neil you've seen these pictures many times chaotic with windows being smashed with furniture being thrown around inside the famous building on the capitol hill but we understand that

absolutely and then of course going forward the work of the people needs to be and we know that vice president. elect joe biden soon to be president joe biden is already planning to issue a number of executive orders on the very first day of office and we know that the senate inch in a very short period of time will have to tackle the question now of the impeachment proceeding. that is certainly on a sitting on their doorstep so a lot of things that they're going have to navigate and try and bring consensus around which is going to be a little difficult given the divisions that we're seeing not just among our leadership there in congress but and the nation. >>yeah, it's it's a time it's a difficult time politically there certainly is a lot of work to be done. and biden is going apparently directly from the ceremony to the white house and that he's going to sit down and start signing things at me this is a working working day for him into the vice president kamala harris were you know i teach you see hastings asked her alma mater and we're so proud of her and she is also going to her desk and started to work on

over the next four years, we will continue to vet joe biden. we will stop his radical socialist agenda and in anywhere we can. must not forget about our ongoing hannity investigation into the corrupt biden foreign family business. we are told, and i've been told, i've been briefed by people that know that the contents of hunter biden's laptop are beyond disturbing. took tomorrow, we are going to have right here on this show a must-see interview with the owner of that computer repair shop. he's the one that copied the hard drive on hunter's laptop and handed it over to federal authorities that sat on it for a long time. that's the one that big tech would report on before the election. we'll have that tomorrow. we will have an update in a moment on portland and seattle. adjoining is forced, dan bongino. fox & friends cohost -- will start with you. i don't mind the people on the left, they have different points of views on us. that's not where my disagreement is today. it is the outright phony duplicity and to the double standard. fawning coverage

you know, doesn't matter whether you were for joe biden or weren't for joe biden. we always celebrate the peaceful transfer of power in this country. it's what democracy is. and this time we seem to be afraid of it. we seem to be saying we have to be really careful here because something we took for granted, we can no longer take for granted. and to me, that's really sad. >> so sad indeed. all right, everybody thank you very, very much. we're still following more breaking news here in the situation room. with more on the pentagon now authorizing 25,000 national guard troops, heavily armed to help secure the inauguration from extremist threats. >>> plus there's breaking pandemic news. president-elect biden just announcing his plan to speed up contr coronavirus vaccinations and keep his promise of 100 million shots in the first 100 days. nad. i'm a fashionista. sneakerhead. metalhead. me? gearhead. ♪ ♪ audiophile. gamer. i'm a foodie. woo! i'm whatever this is. obsession has many names. this is ours. the new lexus is. all in on the sport sedan. woohoohoohoohoohoo! exper

he did observe a tradition of leaving a note we understand for joe biden. we know what is inside that note? >> not yet. this is probably the best hidden secret worldwide. that is a tradition. that is what presidents do. they leave a note for their successors. i really do hope joe biden posts that on twitter and donald trump then will not be able to comment on it, will he echo brent: that is a very good point. he would not be able to send out a tweet about that. we will find out what is inside that note may be sooner rather than later. thank you. as joe biden is the 46th president, the world is watching to see what kind of country he will lead back on to the world stage. his replacement's first task will be to rebuild and reshape some crucial relationships. >> chaos in washington. a pandemic out of control. an economy on the brink. a nation profoundly divided. the u.s. has enough crises going on at home to take up the energy of any new president, at the rest of the world looks every bit as daunting. china is now a rival superpower. russia is openly hostile.

. >> what a great love story between jill biden and joe biden and wen the white house for four years. >> greg: it is a love story between press and biden. the new editor even admits she got chills from joe which we hope isn't cobeta. cocovid-19. they frantically spit on the outgoing guy, trying to outdo each other on who is more relieved that her national nightmare is over. >> how a welcome sight for many americans, president trump is leaving washington. >> it will be a little pathetic, but tiny little crowd at joint base andrews. >> is almost leaving town i can autocrat. >> he just looks like a small man. >> he just knows he is leaving a pariah and no one wants to be seen with him. >> for years and he went through american carnage. a riot, a pandemic. carnage. >> greg: it's amazing, the emotional intensity of their conformity. you could set their watch to their lockstep. the press are like children, overjoyed that mommy's deadbeat boyfriend finally moved out of the house except they still can't quit america's bad boy at all. trump has left a trump-siz

joe biden's moment, this moment was made for joe biden. and i think sort of the empathy as biden's super power was what we just saw on display here. he would have left if the plans did not change from the joseph r. biden rail station here. but look at that lectern and what's on there, the beau biden national guard headquarters here. what biden just said there, which is he has one regret that it was not beau who they were introducing as the next president. that was something i heard from both dr. jill biden in an interview that i conducted on veterans day as well as biden himself. he's very much in their thoughts. >> there's no doubt about it. and it's hard not to feel it with him. mike, thank you. you may stick around because my friend katy tur here may want to talk to you as well. katy, the time is yours. >> i was thinking as he was saying "don't tell me things can't change, they can and they do." what a great thing to say at this moment especially with this divided nation trying to convince americans that the truth still matters. some interesting words from the incoming president. chuck, thank you. and good afternoon, everyone,

party, you see how they treated donald trump, so shab. >> in a treat joe biden compare him to a priest, an angel, this is joe biden, wee known joe biden for a half cindy, he is -- century, he is not any of those, he is opposite. when you see this, from your perspective, as a former speaker and historian, i argue this is the lowest point in the media even lower than yellow journalism than party media that at least honest enough to label themselves, this is lowest point in media in modern history if not all of history, your take? >> for all practical purposes we don't have news media, we have propaganda media, they are all in tank for left, they respect things in a non-- report things in a nonfactual one sided basis, they want to be acceptable. to left wing radicals. you get on ending hostility, not just to trump, but unending of hostility to anyone that supported him. you have 500 young staffers in publishing housing signing a letter saying nobody who worked for trump should be allowed to publish a book, that is amazing to me how deep it has penetrated the american system, whether academic campuses or for example, you

selfies and people posting funny memes well they deleted that group with no reason so we made the patriots against joe biden group and within a few days and we made the patriots against joe biden group after the capitol riots several days after and we had a strict clause in the about section of the group this group is about peace we reject all violence anyone is welcome for a civil debate they still say it was extreme they shut down the group and they banned me from facebook permanently as well as the members of my team on the school . your website the skate past a lot of coverage on the group that facebook's also drops patrons against joe biden listing problems with content that is hateful thoughts name go up thing again what was being said that which led to the fun. again we didn't see anything that was threatening or obscene we had a very strict policy you know most conservative news organizations they kind of push the line of what you can post and they don't take facebook's guidelines very seriously i do this group we're small organization we're doing well but we're not big funded media and we need to d

that's what she was feeling. >> yeah. >> and we have all these traditions because it's not -- this is joe biden'skeep all of the traditions and do them the same way, and that's the reason we have all these monuments, too. they are the physical manifestation of all the values at the center of the government. and people come and go, but the traditions and the values are supposed to stay. and that's why when you try and grab too much of the day for yourself, you're taking it away from the country. you're taking it away from the voters and the people. >> yeah. >> john, i do think -- i think dewy-eyed is the word for it because this is a transfer of power, a day for the country. it's also a moving day. we saw 12 bags come out with aides moving them. moving days are always -- >> transitions in life are difficult. it goes back to the ceremony. this is a transition. we are at the transom of one to the other. in transitions what gives you stability is routine and history. >> and tradition. >> and tradition. and you go all the way, major was talking about reagan. if you read the inaugural addresses, almost

joe biden ran and run his election on a promise to heal the nation. here's president-elect joe biden on how we got here. >> what we witnessed yesterday was not descent, it was not disorder, it was not protest. it was chaos. they weren't protesters. don't dare call them protesters. they were a rioting mob, domestic terrorists. it's that basic. it's that simple. i wish we could say we couldn't see it coming. that isn't true. the past four years we've had a president who has made his contempt for our democracy, the constitution, the rule of law clear in everything he has done. he unleashed an all-out assault on our institutions of democracy. yesterday was the culmination of that unrelenting attack. >> that is where we start today with some of our favorite reporters. ashley parker, joining us "washington post" columnist donna edwards, also lexie mcc n mccannon. ashley parker, you started to cover trump at the "new york times." you have been one of the people he targeted early on with one of his first anti-democratic platforms. that was a war against a free press. i wonder if you can talk about wha

joe biden rioting against joe biden. radio silence i nancy pelosi and chuck schumer not saying anything about this. your reaction. >> radio silence for many summers now wee seen blm and antifa riots for many summers and no one is said a word. joe biden in many of his colleagues let the genie out of the bottle and the fact that they don't condemn it shows us that they are okay with it across the country. they talked that the capital riots were wrong and they should be held accountable but these people should be held accountable as well. there was more than 200 arrested the capital and the fbi working diligently on that. i hope they were diligently on these individuals as well. they are also destroying federal buildings and small businesses in the enter destroying communities and a lot of people are afraid. hope they take the same action and i hope joe biden and kamala harris come out and say something against this. liz: one of the rioters had a backpack of molotov cocktails at the headquarters in portland. the rioters had knives, stun guns, crowbars, fireworks, rocks, it is interesting in your hometown of baltimore president obama condemned rioting after

good evening to you enos joe biden saying today this is democracy is day a day of renewable what is joe biden mean when he talks about renewing america. well brant you know we have to keep in mind the former president donald trump didn't acknowledge that joe biden won this election and he's not alone out there we saw that 2 weeks ago and during the storm of the capital that millions of americans do not believe that joe biden really won this election so this and therefore he addressed address that also in his speech we just listened in to that he addressed that fact that he has to kind of not only restore the economy to overcome covert 19 i t. kind of has to be stored democracy in the united states and this is one of his really big big challenges and joe biden also addressed the battle against alternative facts today this isn't a clip from part of what he said politics doesn't have to be a raging fire destroying everything is passed. every disagreement don't have to be a cause for total war. and we must reject the culture in which facts themselves are manipulated and even manufactured. so indices that there we have to reject the culture in which facts are ma

we all agree that joe biden will be president. but what we don't agree on is that this election was not stolen. i appreciate mr. jordan saying that he never i don't know he said he never said anything like that. i'm looking at an article here that he appeared at a stop the steal rally in pennsylvania. mr. jordan: two days after the election. two days after the election asking for an investigation. mr. mcgovern: the five words that would be helpful, i think, in terms of the moving us forward, also, the people that came to the capitol on wednesday to desecrate this place, i think it will be helpful to bring them down. the five words, this election was not stolen. i would appreciate if the gentleman would say those words because those are the words that i think would send an important signal to the types of people that came here to do harm to, not only members of congress and staff and others here, but to desecrate this citadel, dedicated to democracy and freedom. mr. jordan: yeah, thank you. mr. mcgovern: i yield to the gentlewoman f

that. >> dana: juan williams, do you have any comments about jesse's assertion to joe biden's strategy here? >> juan: what weould be no deportations linked to felony behavior. he wouldn't say that there is an open border pain he's not speaking to those people and he's not speaking to that young man and giving him any reason to act differently. i do think that what we are seeing is, you know, they are desperate people who are fleeing violence, oppression, and looking for opportunity and i think they deserve at least our empathy if not all respect there that's why we have an asylum system, a long-standing asylum system in this country. we understand what america stands for as a beacon to the world. i will say, katie, what this remind me of is 2018. i remember the last time we were talking about migrant hordes in caravans and it was being used in the midst of a political campaign to try and whip up anger and animosity and it didn't work out. the democrats won control of the house in 2018 and the caravan after that, what happened to the caravan? i think we need to tone this kind of rhetoric down. i remember ther

it's joe biden's first day in office and we know what that means. finally take that covid death sticker off his screen. there's no reason for it now. it's not like you can blame joe biden for some chinese virus that escapes from a lab in wuhan. covid deaths? settle down, america. it's just a bad flu season. so bite and apparently agrees. they were seen without masks. but it's not a big deal. he was celebrating an historic day in our country. he had bigger things to worry about. okay, makes sense. by the way, what are those bigger things that joe biden was worried about? well, since it happens to be his day on the job, we can actually answer that question with some specificity. you can tell that what people care most about is at the top of their to-do list and what are at the top of joe biden's to-do list are to call things. opening the borders and crushing our country's economic sector. that's what he's doing. first he signed an executive order revoking the promise of a keystone pipeline. no matter how you feel about fossil fuel, whether you drive a

we haven't seen a phone call from donald trump to joe biden. we haven't seen a concession speech. we haven't really heard an acknowledgement that he lost the presidential election, so very strange final moments, final, final moments of the trump presidency. >> jon, generally presidents also leave a note for their successor in the oval office. any word from the white house on whether that note has been written? >> reporter: no word on whether that note has been written but i have spoken to several people who have urged the president directly to write that note, to write the note to joe biden as you remember, donald trump was quite proud of the note that barack obama left for him, left it in the drawer of the resolute desk in the oval office but no word whether or not he's actually going to take that advice, those pleadings from people close to him to keep that tradition up at the very least write the farewell note. >> and thank you, jon. to tom llamas at andrews air force base. what's the scene there, tom? >> reporter: well, you know, george, it's somewhat of a bizarre scene. as yo

moved in and a curfew was put in place lawmakers later reconvened and certify joe biden's win current resolution was the report we may is that joe biden and com are here us will be the president and the vice president according to the ballots that have been given to us. many express their anger over the violence. including donald trump's own vice president. today was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol. we condemn the violence that took place here in the strongest possible terms. and there are fears of further violence after weeks of misinformation that the president has fed to his supporters cleaning up the water fraud very special in the early hours of thursday morning the white house issued a statement from donald trump seen he promises in orderly transition on january 20th but the violent scenes at the capitol have shattered the image of american democracy. many world leaders including germany's angela merkel and nato's installed and barack expressed their shock french president had this to say. i just wanted to express all friendship and now face in the united states what happened today in

joe biden and his entire team has said we follow the science. we are the party of science. science says. joe biden's own cdc says the science is clear that schools are not sources of major transmissions of the virus. yet his own chief of staff says no, we can't go back to school. joe biden and the democrats are more focused on rewarding their political clients like teachers unions than they are helping kids. schools have one purpose: to teach kids, not to employ adults. we have seen in arkansas. we have been in school since last fall, kids can go to school. proper safety precautions. they are not major sources of transmission. and the teachers and staff can teach them safely. that's what we need to do all across the country. that's what the government should be encouraging schools to do. we have spent so much money to help them do that. >> maria: that's a good point. in the cares act you had $30.75 billion education stabilization fund that provided money for secondary schools. in the coronavirus response and appropriations act of 2021, an additional $82 billion through the

years ago so these are things that are not going to end overnight joe biden does like to you know bill himself as a united not a divider we hear that a lot from many politicians. i just don't see what joe biden can bring into this extremely divisive tribal even climate but that said with the democrats looking like they're going to control all 3 branches of federal government it could be at least for the democrats a chance to get some of their agenda done without the partisan rancor or at least the ability to for that partisan rancor to to hinder progress and however there are still many things that even as a minority party republicans will be able to do to stop and to stymie democratic wishes so it's not like a blank checks been written for democrats and they can just do whatever they want now well stay with us they were president elect joe biden addressed the nation earlier telling tom to demond and to what biden referred to as the scene that some of us i'm sorry not just convenient but i'm sorry for the reason we. could be down. the speech you initially used to talk about the economy and all of you all of you've been wa

joe biden said yesterday. because joe biden made it very clear, look, we have got to come together as a nation.e might have different points of view. but we have got to be tolerant of each other. in fact at one point he mentioned we watch different tv channels. thank you for watching ours today. nonetheless we are different. but we have to be tolerant. sounds like a lot of intolerance out there. will: apparently that was enough. the reviews are. in four hours in he is clearly the medicine that heals the wound. he is absolutely doing a bang up a plus job just got started according to many in the media. certainly when general psaki took the stage the hard questions would begin. that's when we would get the real grilling about what the plans are for the incoming administration. i'm sure that was the case, right? watch. >> let's talk a little bit just about kind of the preparations for getting the white house ready and safe for the new president. it's been reported that you did $500,000 worth of deep cleaning? could you talk about the measures that you took to ensure that the president is safe? >>

the president for his part is not going to joe biden's inauguration. we know that. gh he did hold out an olive branch for the vice president, mike pence. invited him to come to the inauguration. the vice president putting out a statement, he hasn't yet decided. he has