we have got michael wrecked in wall former professor of liberal studies at new york university john griffin political commentator and fanie rogers right a political activist you're all very welcome to the program we seem to last at michael there for a moment good to see you all john can we kick off with you how significant do you think that these claims of electoral fraud are enough to sway nationwide election or is this funds a full team from thinking. well firstly i want to say that the election hasn't been certified yet so traditionally speaking the u.s. has not actually elected its president but going from there i'll say absolutely there there is definitely substantial evidence of voter fraud one of the easiest vectors that's something that cuts through the partisan the b.s. no matter where you stand is when you have 100 percent or more of registered voters in a certain county voting that shows that there are people voting or votes being counted that are not legitimate and you have in nevada 125 percent of the legitimate electorate voting that's impossible obviously broad you have the 1

>> john: jennifer griffin for us tonight from the pentagon. jennifer, thanks so much.ongress has left town without a coronavirus relief bill. lawmakers failed to come to any compromise on an aid package before taking their week long holiday break. today senate majority leader mitch mcconnell proposed that congress shift $455 billion of unspent small business lending funds towards a new measure. meanwhile florida's rick scott has become the ninth senator to test positive for either the virus or antibodies and just in to fox news donald trump jr. has tested positive. a spokesman says the president's son got the news on monday. he has been asymptomatic so far. though he has been quarantining at his cabin in upstate new york and is following medical guidelines. the fact that he has no symptoms has led don jr. according to sources to believe it might have been a false positive. so he is going to go for another coronavirus test. stocks were down. the dow lost 220 points today. the s&p 500 fell 24. the nasdaq dropped 50. for the book the dow and the s&p were off three quarter

john. >> drew griffin with the reporting and the receipts tonight. terrific work. thanks so much, drew. anderson's digital news show. you can catch it at 6:00 p.m. eastern at cnn.com/full circle and on the cnn app at any time on demand. the news continues. i'll hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >>> i am chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time." we all have reason to be thankful tonight. the biden administration can finally start the job. the gsa lifted its revenge block that it had on behalf of trump. this is a

john. >> drew griffin with the reporting and the receipts tonight. terrific work. thanks so much, drew. a reminder, don't miss "full circle," anderson's digital news show. you can catch it at 6:00 p.m. eastern at cnn.com/full circle and on the cnn app at any time on demand. the news continues. i'll hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >>> i am chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time." we all have reason to be thankful tonight. the biden administration can finally start the job. the gsa lifted its revenge block that it had on behalf of trump. this is a victory for democracy, but the lesson is in how we got here. even this move is proof of what we must stomp out in our politics. the gsa head writes, i've always strived to do what's right. please know that i came to my decision independently based on the law and available facts. i was never directly or indirectly pressured by any executive branch official, including those who work at the white house or gsa with regard to the substance or timing of my decision. carefully worded and with good reason. you know why? she was just doing

[laughter] >> host: by the way, we've also interviewed john griffin sham. so -- grisham, so a couple times here on booktv, which was always entertaining. >> caller: we like our local author c.j.box, but i prefer nonfiction. >> host: well, hud secretary dr. ben carson, prior to being hud secretary, he is the author of several books, and he appeared on this program in 2013. >> guest: i was an extraordinarily selfish young person. as a adolescent. and i was a person who thought i had a lot of rights. the more rights you think you have,es the more likely someones to infringe upon your rights. so people were always infringing on myon rights, and i would go after people with baseball bats, i would get in fights. and once i even tried to stab another youngster with a knife. the scene is well depicted in the movie, difficulted hands -- gifted hands, which cuba gooding jr. plays few part. but, you know, after that incident, i locked myself in the bathroom, and i started contemplating my life, and i realized, you know, trying to kill somebody over nothing that i was

jennifer griffin and john robert, they want to do the same thing that journalists i know everywhere wantg, tell the truth, give it context and perspective. that's what they want to do like everybody else. as for the rest of it, the whole media landscape has changed. every company is different than when i first started. we operate on so many more platforms. but the mission ought to be the same, and ours at cnbc is the same. it's stick to the truth and tell it straight. and i'm really loving it. >> stephen: let me-- let me ask you something else about cnbc. fox called arizona for biden early. >> yup. >> stephen: i did not expect that from the hannity network. can you talk me through what goes into a new yor network calg something? >> you get a divorce from some place and you have to keep talking about it? i will -- >> stephen: well, we all-- we all still kind of find your ex-wife fascinating. ( laughter ). >> well, i know. >> stephen: don't get me wrong. she is a bitch, but that's kind of fun! ( laughter ) tha>> i mean that decision desk, look back, they've always-- they've always been rea

right now, john, they're not showing the least bit of curiosity. >> drew griffin with the reporting andt. thanks so much, drew. >>> a reminder, don't miss anderson's digital new show 6:00 p.m. eastern at cnn.com/fullcircle and on the cnn app at any time on demand. i hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time". >> welcome to primetime. we all have reason to be thankful tonight. the biden administration can finally start the job. the gsa lifted its revenge block that it had on behalf of trump. this is a victory for democracy. but the lesson is in how we got here. even this move is proof of what we must stomp out in our politics. the gsa head writes, i have always strived to do what's right. please know that i came to my decision independently based on the law and available facts.