if it didn't happen on election night, they will keep on fighting, jon. >> jon: kevin corke at the white house, thank you. joining now, tim murtaugh, though trump 2020 campaign director of communication. tim, thank you for being here. the appeals court in philadelphia has denied five of your claims there regarding your campaign claims. regarding the election, meaning that those campaign from of the votes are going to stand. your reaction? >> those are just individual claims and we are arguing the ballots were defective because they are not part of our larger case in pennsylvania. if we are arguing that it's unconstitutionally applied. depending where you are in the state, you're a voter in philadelphia versus being a voter in a more rural county, you were treated differently during the election. that's a violation of the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment, jon. philadelphia for example, people who voted by mail and then they had defects in their ballots, they did a signing of the envelope, no dates, date of birth, things like that. the local elections people called to those vo

jon. jon: trey, thanks. >> if we want to move forward with a peace discussion with the taliban i think we have to have a presence and i hope we are looking carefully at the number that you would have to have for that presence to be meaningful. >> we want our troops home but let's not bring them home in body bags and that is potentially what will happen if this president gets his way and puts his own political timeline ahead of our national security. jon: there is bipartisan pushback against last week's pentagon announcement of accelerated troop drawdown from afghanistan and iraq. trey just mentioned in his report the u.s. is putting to reduce the number of troops in each country to 2500 by january. some critics say this could lead to more violence and a resurgence of the islamic state terror group. training is now retired army major general author of hunting the caliphate, america's war on isis and the dawn of the strike cell. probably nobody better than you general to ask whether this drawdown could result

jon. jon: we're hearing david there's big news involving acting homeland security scearkt secretary chad wolfe. >> big news about daca this is interesting because acting secretary chad wolf in a federal opinion today written in new york a judge wrote that wolf, he was not lawfully serving as acting secretary of homeland security under homeland security act when he issued wolf memorandum that suspended daca that is sufficient because chad wolf is acting secretary of homelands security he was never fully confirmed by the senate. therefore, this judge saying that those daca children about that worried about this program essentially going away back in june from that wolf memorandum do not have to worry right now i did speak to somebody on the phone about five minutes ago said they were reviewing decision not ready to make a comment but it looks like a win right now for those daca kids john. >> david stungt live from the white house. president-elect joe biden meeting with advisors today as he m

jon. jon: lucas tomlinson.>> well we have here is clear evidence of coordination between twitter, google, and facebook. mr. stucker burg knows he has tools to track this and doesn't remember and won't commit to letting us see it. jon: that's missouri senator josh hawley during the senate judiciary committee hearing as congress debate whrs social networks should be protected against liability from user content under section 230 of the communications decency act republicans accuse big tech of censoring conservative voices and interfering in the 2020 election. going after pork ceo mark zuckerberg over newly revealed whistle-blower complaint with twitter and google employees to make certain content moderating decision. here is zuckerberg's response. >> i'm not aware of any particular conversation but i would expect level of communication probably happened. but -- >> different from coordinating what our policies are or our responses and specific instances. >> joining us now senator marsha blackburn serves on that se

i'm julie banderas. >> jon: i'm jon scott.rk governor cuomo's covid-19 restrictions ruling 5-4 the state's orders violate the constitution protections for freedom of religion. >> it's irrelevant from any practical impact because the zone that they were talking about has already been mute. i think this was really just an opportunity for the court to express its philosophy and politics. >> julie: let's bring in jason chaffetz former house oversight committee chairman and fox news contributor. always great to see you. governor cuomo is not too pleased with the supreme court ruling saying that i would agree with those people who say it's a different court and they wanted to make a statement that it's a different court. that's the at the same time they're making. it is really more than that. since when do church and state mix? >> well, look, i think it's fairly pretensionous of the governor to suggest the supreme court is making a political statement. i think they understand that more than the governor does that our first amendment

jon: yeah.his vaccine is going to be shipped in small containers we understand that's why the dry ice is still necessary to my understanding that typically you get a big rerefrigerated truck thing and sending that out but because of the speed they're trying to roll out this vaccine they're going to be shipping in small containers packed with dry ice is that how it's beginning to work as you understand it? >> yes. yes, jon for now that's the limiting factor logistics shipping, distribution, storage, this vaccine has if to be stored in very, very cold temperatures. otherwise it may be inactivated but that's one thing and then on tuesday, the fda is going to also meet to decide who is gong to receive this vaccination as priority? who is beginning to receive it first? so not only do question of to worry about the distribution in the shipping and storage, we also have to worry about who is going to get it first and then also we need to make sure we have appropriate staff to be able to administer this

jon?: yesterday's news. peter doocy, thank you. kristin: even to though joe biden has been declared president-elect, the current president shows no sign of con is seeding anytime soon -- conceding anytime soon. president trump and his campaign pledging to file even more lawsuit over claims of voter fraud and other irregularities in battleground states. rich edson live at the white house with the latest. rich, what is the president saying today? >> reporter: good afternoon, crusten. the president has just returned to the white house after a day at trump national golf club in virginia. there is no sense that the president plans on conceding anytime soon on these election results. in fact, it's quite the opposite from the campaign, they're pushing ahead with legal challenges to the election results. even as fox news has projected electoral college tally of 290 for president-elect biden, biden also has a narrow lead in georgia that could deliver 16 more. the president is tweeting that the elec

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hello, jon. >> jon: good morning. i'm jon scott.take to the skies ahead of the holiday, some strict new rules also taking hold today. pennsylvania is banning alcohol sales at bars and restaurants through thursday. los angeles going even further completely shutting down indoor and outdoor dining as the county restricts restaurants, wineries and bars to take-out only for the next three weeks. >> sandra: tough times for many of those restaurants. jeff paul is live in santa monica ka, a restaurant affected by the new ban. what's the reaction there this morning? >> overall it's frustration. a lot of restaurant owners and staff are scrambling to figure out what to do in l.a. county starting tomorrow. that is when the outdoor dining ban goes into effect issued by the l.a. county health department. what is really frustrating for these restaurant owners they have invested in outdoor dining. this one has some barriers set up. some planters, a little turf on the ground. several tables to deal with the people. even this restaurant right here ja

i'm sandra smith. >> jon: i'm jon scott. great working with you.ve this holiday as they refuse to follow the recommendations from the feds amid tough new travel restrictions in many states. after more than 2,000 people died yesterday in this country of covid, the highest daily death toll since the virus peaked this past spring. >> sandra: dan henninger, we'll talk to him in a moment. >> jon: team coverage of the great getaway. charles watson live in atlanta and jeff flock kicks things off from chicago. >> on the roads, jon and sandra. i don't wish you were here. look at what we're looking at as we're driving on this day before thanksgiving. about as gloomy a day before thanksgiving than i've ever seen. the roads are not as crowded as they are typically. this is 294. sandra knows it. we're headed south toward indiana from chicago. i think you can tell there is not as many people on the road as perhaps you might think. but there are still a lot of people out here, no question about it. every en though as we put the numbers up. 55 million last year. 4

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jon sopel s more.on: as america waits, impatience grows, protests popping up in states where counting is going on. >> god bless america. jon: they are t mainlymp supporters, but last night, what they were chantingepended on e they were. this is detroithere trump had a lead, but his fans are shouting, stop the count. go west to arizona where donald trump is trailing. count those votes. the charge from trump sharogates is tthe democrats are trying to steal the election. >> we are filing this lawsuit to protect legal voters. it is unacceptable in this country to have illegal votes counted. jon: aer this news conference, rick grenell, president trump's former advisor, was chased and asked -- >> you haven't presented any evidence of fraud. jon: an arizona and nevada, joe owbiden holds naeads, and in pennsylvania and georgia in the south, the presint is just ahead. in georgia, we had this update on the pressures facing the counting staff. fast is great. we more appreciate accuracy. accuracy is going to be th

jon: astronaut tom jones, thank you.g to listen in, the space crew dragon spacecraft about ready to launch from the kennedy space center in cape canaveral florida, originally scheduled for last night but bad weather scrubbed that attempt all system looks like a go so far from what we can tell, we should be 30 seconds away from liftoff, let's listen in. >> a minute and 20 seconds until liftoff today. as you can hear the sounds like soichi noguchi said, the vehicle is alive. coming up in ten seconds we will look to hear that dragon is in countdown and falcon 9 is in startup. >> countdown. >> falcon 9 is in startup now controlled. >> 50 seconds until liftoff, the flight termination. jason: go for lunch. >> space is resilient, roger go. >> go for launch at 37 seconds the space station flying over kennedy space center. >> crew dragon. >> 20 seconds to liftoff. >> 15 seconds. >> nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, 0. >> liftoff. >> when we explore as one for all. >> that's what we want to hear it is phenomena

let's say hello to jon batiste. hey, jon! >> jon: what's happening? a lot. >> jon: this is a good vibe. it feels like fall. it's great. >> stephen: you want to hear about good vibe, i spent the morning talking to president barack obama. >> jon: wow. >> stephen: i i was down in nice to see you talking to him. that is a good vibe. he seems good, happy, relaxed. >> jon: oh, wow. he's got a lot on his plate. the book, you know. >> stephen: the book's done. >> jon: right. >> stephen: obamacare didn't get tossed out by the supreme court. his guy is going to be the next president. he's got a spring in his step, i tell you that. >> jon: wow. how was the conversation? >> stephen: far-ranging, light, deep, it had it all. i don't know how we're going to fit it into a show. maybe we'll do two shows. maybe we'll do an extra show with it. >> jon: that's what i would say. that's one to have the greatest living humans. you've got to showcase it all. we need to hear it. >> stephen: john jon, we played waste basketball, you know the ball paper and chute. >> stephen: he

ourri north ame editor jon sopel has that side of things. jon: today began in miami.s in north carolina. president trump: tomortow we are goinin this state and going to win four more years of our great white house. jon: then north for lunchn scranton, s pennsylvania,te critical for this election. from here, michiga wconsin, back to michigan, and finally washgton. 2,500 miles traveled in a day. president trump: there is a lot of people here. and it is windy and cold and i could not care. look at that flag. look at that flag. so beautiful. jon: if this election were solely about energy and the size of your audience and the creation of a new breed of dog, the president would havit wrapped up. his supporters think it is. >> is he going to win? >> you bet. yes, four more years. >> four more years. >> h is going pen. there are too many people out all o tr united states. it is crazy. i am from new york. i drove three hours. in the cold. jon: there is calculation from the trump campaign in holding these rallies. yes, it may lead to an uptick in coronavirus cases, but if it en

jon batiste. jon, how are you doing? >> jon: hello, hello. >> stephen: how are you feeling tonight?ope. >> stephen: we're getting dangerously close. dangerously close to hope. >> jon: yes, like oooh! i hope there's a net down there. ( laughter ) it's a lot, man. it's so much. >> stephen: well, i just-- i just hope we can be back together soon. listening to you guys play makes meantime to hear you more. >> jon: you know, music is a beautiful thing, and the last four years that have led to this moment have been a pleasure to do with you. so thank you so much for -- >> stephen: oh, it's been a pleasure doing it with you. you have been-- you have been a great source of energy and positivity on this show, and your beautiful band, your beautiful music, has made every day better, you know. good, free, fine with me. ( laughter ) >> jon: yes, that's right! i love that! >> stephen: stay free. i'm going to miss you at thanksgiving this year, i'm afraid, my friend. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: we'll catch you next year. >> jon: understandably. we will get together again. i believe it. >> stephen:

thank you, jon. >> jon: yes, indeed.emperature and flowering patterns of the maple tree of topical stories so that i can know the exact peak moment to tap it with my spile. i carefully observe the flow of story sap into the bucket and then transfer the initial run to another storage unit using cheesecloth to filter out any foreign material. i then dig a small outdoor fire pit and boil the stories until they are golden in color, bring them inside for a second boil, which i carefully monitor until it reaches 7 degrees fahrenheit past the boiling point of water at my current elevation. then, then i remove any sediment, filter it one last time, and transfer it to blown glass bottles to create the grade-a maple news syrup that is my monologue. but sometimes, sometimes i like to just head outside with a fork and scrape some of the crusted sap off the nearest pine, mix it with the soda and backwash left in a dented can of fanta on the counter, then drizzle it on yesterday's pancakes to create the drifter's breakfast topping of

let's say hello to jon batiste. hello, jon. >> jon: oh, hello, hello!o, yes, see that, man. you see, time is moving on, and i'm just trying to be present. cat's got to know what's happening in the moment when it's happening. you see? >> stephen: are you having a good birthday? is that what's happening in the moment right now? >> jon: yes, that's what's happening. it's my birthday. i always love that my birthday is on veterans day, celebrate the veterans, and i have veterans in my family. and i also wanted to just send love out to everybody in this time. you know, when tension is coming to me on my birthday i'm sending the love right back. louis armstrong used to give gifts to people on his birthday. >> stephen: that's lovely. >> jon: i love that kind of stuff. >> stephen: hobbits do that in "lord of the rings." they give other people presents on their birthdays. >> jon: i like that a lot. >> stephen: i want to say this about the veterans, too, we want to send love out to all the veterans out there, especially right now, and especially those coming back

jon batiste. hello, jon! >> jon: hello. what's happening with you?mmy nominations today! >> jon: yes, indeed. oh, i'm so grateful and thankful that the music is connecting with people and adding to people's lives. >> stephen: well be deserved. you and worry wong. that's the name of that album. >> jon: "meditations." "medications. and "chronology of a dream." you were there. >> stephen: i was there. as a matter of fact i was just listening to the very thought of you, you and rachel, this weekend. amazing. >> jon: oh, yes. >> steyo my vote. >> jon: hey, now, let's get it! come on! >> stephen: let's swing this one. >> jon: yeah, yeah. >> sephen: hey, stick around, i'm about to interview barack obama. i think you're going to like it. >> jon: i heard, i heard. i think i will. >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. >> jon: later on. >> stephen: thanks, jon. folks, yesterday, i had the honor to sit down with our 44th president, barack obama, whose new book, "a promised land," is out now. jim? well, president obama, thank you so much for joining me today. >> it

what say you, jon? jon: it's not just the slow growth. of to the economy by the shutdowns and the recession and everything that happened. it's when that damage kind of sets in and becomes permanent, the example i use is of the heart attack. i talked about this for -- my father taught me. you have a patient that has a heart attack. first you get the heart going. then you check to see if the muscle was damaged. we're seeing signs of muscle damage in the economy, small businesses shutting down for good, they can't operate anymore. that i think is something that joe biden, if he's eventually sworn in as it looks to be the case, he's going to be struggling with for a while. there is some hi hysteresis that they'll have to fight through. dagen: i always hesitate. i assume americans will make safe decisions. and they will -- most of them. and so if they want to go travel, if they're careful, they're not in a high risk group, they've been tested, have at it. coming up, crypto craze, bitcoin nearing a record rise. what's driving growth. plus, how

jon, not surprising. jon: you know what, dagen? i don't really buy this survey.ome. if you're not feeling well, you lie down on the couch and make maybe come back to your computer. i actually think that this survey was done -- i think it was done by a group called cold com, i think they're just trying to get attention. dagen: okay. next, it's -- i agree with you. it's electric, harley davidson partnering with serial one, a spinoff company, for a new line of electric bicycles. battery power pushes the bicycle up to 28 miles per hour, costs range from three grand the to five grand each. the new mo of tells are available for pre-- models are available for preorder in the u.s. mark, what do you make of these? mark: what is this world coming to? my family and i went for a bike ride two weeks ago and my 9-year-old son wanted to take out his little electric dirt bike. i'm like come on, dude. you've got to get exercise in, you know. this whole e-bike industry, it's a new industry. it's very small, $15 billion market. it's only expected to grow like in the medicine gel di

thank you, jon. >> jon: i love it, too.more. let's hit it, pow! >> stephen: sounds good. but let's get backing to first. do you have any music in your fingers that might celebrated a thou? >> jon: da, da da da da da! >> stephen: anything else? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody! thank you, jon! >> jon: yes, indeed! have a good one. >> stephen: you, too. my guest tonight is an academy award-winning filmmaker you know from "roger and me," "bowling for columbine," and "fahrenheit 9/11." please welcome back to "a late show," michael moore! hello, michael, nice to have you back. >> hello, stephen. it's great to be back. >> stephen: how were you feeling? you were one of the few people in 2016 who sent up a signal flare saying, hey, guys, trump could really win this one, prepare yourself for this. >> right. >> stephen: 2020, biden's lead big 5 million votes, look like he's on track to go to 306 in the electoral college. do you think biden can pull this one out, michael? >> ( laughs ) he's already pulled it out. yes, we all

>> jon: oh, my goodness!n know yet, so thank you. >> stephen: i'm so glad you like it. it's deep, isn't it? >> jon: it's very, very deep. such an incredible history, so much to learn from that and the combination of my history, it's amazing. >> stephen: for people wondering, i gave john a book called "ain't you got a right to the tree of life," which is a book of interviews with gulla people who lived on the coast in the '60s and the songs they sang. thought you would enjoy that. >> jon: thank you, that's amazing. >> stephen: can't get that in hardback anymore, buddy. >> jon: oh! i'm a collector! ( laughter ) >> stephen: thank you, jon. bye! you know, every day i take extensive m.r.i.'s of the day's biggest stories, order thorough topical bloodwork, and run a full work-up of story diagnostics to create for you the comprehensive news wellness evaluation that is my monologue. but sometimes, it's nice to just walk down to the overpass in my robe and get in the van of a guy who claims he has an associate degree i

i'm with jon here.at it from an economic perspective, you look at it from a health perspective, the fact that we are able to take the safe 3 trial and truncate it from 3 years to a couple of months it's so remarkable and you start looking efficacy and how effective they are, it's phenomenal. i think it's huge for the economy and i think that's going to keep the pace up moving forward. maria: all right. let's take a short break and come back. go ahead, jon. final word. jon: i think one of the big questions is what lessons did government and the fda learn from this whole process, how can they truncate this and if we found better ways to get drugs to the market safely and more quickly. you know, this could be one of the silver linings in this crisis. maria: yeah, great point. quick break and presidential promise. the trump administration's new plans to bring american troops back from afghanistan. retired four star general jack keane is here, he will weigh in next. a used license plate with a whopping price

jon batiste.t the bone shaders away, come on. >> stephen: now jon, how was your weekend? >> jon: the weekend was blessed, i am glad to see a lot of things. i will say that. >> stephen: okay. for vision itself or just the things you are seeing in the world. >> jon: both. i think the things i'm seeing in the world are promising. and you know, it's still a rough time but i think we are moving out of it. i'm going to speak that into existence. >> stephen: good, good, throw it out there. like an anchor, pull yourself toward it on the rope of your hope. >> jon: i like that. that is deech. >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody, thank you, jon. >> jon: yes, indeed. >> stephen: so folks, if the president is listening to a task force and he's not, who is elise ening to. enter coronavirus advisor and vitamin salesman explaining why this actually isn't a pyramid scheme, scott atlas. unlike experts like dr. fauci and dr. birx, atlas' plan is for americans to infect each other so much they achieve something called

let's say hello the jon batiste. hello, jon. >> jon: whoa, with somebody who loves me! come on!ey. hey, how are you feeling? >> jon: you know, i'm just preparing and i'm in good spirits and i'm going to stay thrsm we've just got to keep moving. >> stephen: this is true. i know you've already voted. i know you're going to be down in philly tomorrow, right? >> jon: yeses, and we're going to be bringing love and joy amidst whatever happens. >> stephen: i just want everybody to know our late night, "late show" digital team has a big day. they're presenting a late show pre-show hoping for the best starting at 11:00 a.m. right up till show time. check it out on the instagram, the twitter and the facebook. visit twitter.com/colbertlateshovisit. >> jon: please, stay cool out there. >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. thank you, jon. >> jon: yes, indeed. >> stephen: joining me now is the host of "last week tonight" on hbo, please welcome, john oliver. hello, john oliver. >> hello, everyone. hola, stephen. >> stephen: hola, john. bueno. >> stephen: no pressure by theyd interview tonight.

jon, back to you >> josh lipton, thank you. >>> julia, it's funny. console cycles we have seen somebody who is weak. you can't even count out nintendo here. it's been going gang busters with the switch especially during covid-19. it's been sold out sony is at 20-year highs with its stock. not just because of the gaming business but because tvs are doing just fine. the imaging business, imaging and sensing is doing well, too then you have microsoft. we know what a strong company that is with a lot of different lines of product five years from now, we were looking back on this gaming period, not just the con soles, but also the online innovation that's are happening, julia, puts you on the spot who do you think is going to have won >> i think that the game makers are going to have a huge advantage here, jon. what i think is fascinating about the game makers is they're less reliant on the console cycles it becomes more of a year round thing for them we'll see big game numbers there is a new call of duty coming out it will be really fascinating to see ho

jon batiste. hello, jon. >> jon: thunder, thunder and lightning!sound. how do you get such a big sound with you're all apart? it's all in the engineering, i suppose. >> jon: yeah, and in the hands of the players. you have to just channel it, you know. we're trying our best to make it feel good in this quarantine time. >> stephen: jon, i'm going to miss you thanksgiving. the people out there may not know, but for the last four, five years we've been having thanksgiving together. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: and are you going to be at your-- at your special-- special quarantine place? >> jon: yeah. i'll be quarantining. i'll miss you, and i'll miss having my family come up, because they usually come up. >> stephen: your mom and dad usually have dinner with us, too. i'll tell you what i'm going to do for you-- would you like some of the charleston biscuits. would you like some of the cheese biscuits? >> jon: oh, yes! please. these biscuits, cold-blooded! >> stephen: they're pretty good. they're pretty good biscuits. i will have my mother-in-law ship you

jon batiste. hi, jon. >> jon: hello, what's the word, stephen? what's going on?history has been made. come on, come on! >> stephen: i want to change the subject slightly. did you ever get a chance to meet alex trebek? >> jon: i did not. of course, i've watched "jeopardy!" i feel like since before i was born. >> stephen: i just wanted to take a quick second to tell you and the people out there a very quick story about alex. on the very last episode of "the colbert report," my character gets on a sleigh and goes off to eternity with abraham lincoln and santa into eternity because we didn't know what to do with this guy. we thought about this six months before we did it. it was talking to jon stewart and i said i want it to be lincoln, santa and me and there has to be a fourth person, i'm not sure who i'd want to spend eternity with, and he goes, "alex trebek!" i said, that's exactly right. so i called up alex and say, would you do this, and he said, i would be happy to, but may i ask, why me? i said, you're a cultural figure up there with lincoln and santa and look

jon: yeah. 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 starting to challenge nancy pelosi. so the big question is going to be to what extent does mr. biden -- should he overcome the president's challenges, if he's running the white house, to what extent does he want to deal with people like mitch mcconnell and congressman mccarthy. let's not forget when there were tea party negotiations in the obama empty sigh presidency, itn who dealt with mcconnell very closely in everycoming a lot of the budget block-ups that they had. maria: and dagen, mcconnell will not -- is waiting for the trump legal battles to flow through the courts. he will not say president-elect because he's

you got it, jon. so it's actually 21% of our sales over the past year that's up from 12% the year before so 84% year over year growth you know, our system really lends itself to having that direct relationship with the customer you know, people are engaging with our app every single day. and so it's been a really one of those things where we've seen, you know, a few years worth of transformation over the course of the last 12 months. but customers are definitely saying that they are excited to engage with sonos directly and excited to add sonos to their home. >> if i were an investor, i would be concerned about google, amazon, apple. all of which have streaming speaker products apple's just come out with the home pod mini at $99 you know, all of those direct kpep competito competitors to you but also content providers on your platform. what do you say about the growth that you're experiencing in the face of that competition >> you know, jon, we hit an inflection point in this quarter. i keep saying th

jon, thank you. the president commenting moments ago. mentioning he won florida and ohio, that's true. but again, also true and we've long known this, it's the electoral college that matters than's why we are still waiting for a winner in this election. for those of you who are leaving this special report, i'll see you later on "world news tonight" and for the rest of you, we'll return with "world news tonight" in just a moment here. >> this has been a special report from abc news. >>> again, our coverage of the president's comments moments ago in the briefing room. we'll be back with more of "world news tonight" in just a moment. i had this hundred thousand dollar student debt. two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars in debt. ah, sofi literally changed my life. it was the easiest application process. sofi made it so there's no tradeoff between my dreams and paying student loans. student loans don't have to take over for the rest of your life. thank you for allowing me to get my money right. ♪ but we can still help protect each othe

let's say hello to jon batiste.swallow your pride >> stephen: and swallow those biscuits too. have you gotten the biscuits? have your mom and dad got the biscuits in lose? >> jon: we got the biscuits! oh, my goodness! i got my shm today, and i'm baking a lot of stuff, but the biscuit is king. >> stephen: i don't know what they do. they use some of that southern witchcraft in there. i don't know what it is. it's the salt water. i hope you have a happy thanksgiving. please give my love to your parents. >> jon: yes, indeed, much love. they loved your obama interview, so much mutual respect. >> stephen: tell them to check out monday. we have another 35-40 minutes on monday. >> jon: for sure. >> stephen: happy thanksgiving, stay safe. >> jon: you, too, happy thanksgiving to evie and the whole family. >> stephen: jon batiste, everybody. folks, the president may finally be allowing the peaceful transition of power, but he's also vowed to win his legal battle to overturn the election. unfortunately for him, the person in ch

it's incredible how often that happens with jon's mike. it's at least once per show. >> fascinating it's fascinating i'll just give you names sensada technologies, which is delivering the electrical components into these evs. it's a small cap, i've been in it unfortunately, i shook myself out of it too quickly. forward value looking pe around 30 that's a nice complement to some of the ev trades that have been suggested previously the ticker symbol on that is st. >> assuming we can hear from jon again, we will do his unusual activity trades next >>> prosecute before we go to bt me show you the s&p sectors with the s&p giving some back today do we have that? discretionary, technology, staples are in the green the s&p is down nearly 10. the dow is down nearly 185 after hitting 30,000 for the first time ever yesterday. and closing above that level black friday is here early. so get the 5g america's been waiting for. verizon 5g is next level. (announcer) unlimited plans fit everyone in your family, starting at just $35, with 5g included at no e

jon najarian, you wanted to say something? >> yes, thank you. when under armour broke into th mainstream, it's because they had edgy commercials, the compression wear was great but edgy commercials with big stars. now with digital on that side, they are way behind. to steph's point, 82% jump over at nike. you know what was at under armour 30% of their sales they have to do something, scott, to make their digital feel more like those original ads where it grabbed you and so forth because there's so many sites you can go to buy athletic wear nike continues to do a great job with theirs. meanwhile, under armour is just sort of watching everybody else and wondering what's going on, apparently yes, the stock's up from $8 in may to 16, but i don't know how it breaks to the upside unless it can address digital in a big way. >> i couldn't agree with you more it's almost like this was a moment in time stock it was the personification of edge you had an edgy brand. you had the most edgy of ceos and founders who was going to get right up in your face and t

but, jon, we know that salesforce has not been shy on the m&a front.e've seen a number of big acquisitions over the last few years that has been working out for the company quite well shares this year are up some 50% to slack's 40%. >> yeah, and salesforce down right now on this news almost 3% it is rebounding right now, though, as we speak. you can see the little blip there at the bottom of the red line you've got to remember that salesforce look at buying twitter not too long ago this would be an interesting more enterprise focused move and a little bit more on the kpun communication and productivity front inside salesforce as they've been building out a suite of cloud-based productivity products. it would put them more squarely in competition with microsoft and they're also battling with adobe, guys, when it comes to the experience technology. >> we've got shares reopening now. it was halted at about 7% increase, and currently now looking about 16%. the journal did not look into pricing here, so the market is going to have to do some work on their o

i think people might have to wait impatiently. jon sopel might have to wait impatiently. jon sopel, manyfor all of last night and today and all the analysis. jon sopel in washington. more analysis on newsnight coming up on bbc two. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. you're watching bbc news. we're bringing you continuing coverage of the us presidential election, as america inches closer to finding out the final result of tuesday's vote. let's cross live now to one of the states where the result is still hanging in the balance. larry madowo is in north carolina. all eyes on those 15 electoral couege all eyes on those 15 electoral college votes but i'm hearing we may not hear a projection from there for quite some time. yes, we just have eight or nine more days until we know who won the presidential vote here in north carolina. so, you know, not a long time that has to be waiting. they are expecting an eight series finale for america, they have gotten a series finale which means episode two and that means president trump ask you —— actually one the vot

jon batiste. hello, jon! >> jon: hello, hello!hen: do you have plans for the holidays? are you going back to kenner? >> jon: no, i'm going to be in the north. i won't be able to get back home, but i'm going to try to get down there for christmas ♪ i'll be home for christmas >> stephen: i know your mom would miss you if you weren't there. your dad would, too, but you gotta be there for mom. >> jon: mom, yeah, yeah, that's the one. >> stephen: do you have anything you can play, a little holiday music to get us going? it's already in all the department stores. >> jon: oh, yeah, yeah ( "o christmas tree ) >> stephen: i can hear the needles falling off that tree. ba-da-ba-do! e streejon batiste everybody. you know, i spend a lot of time carbo-loading the day's biggest stories, groin-stretching with the most vital headlines, and carefully applying the most informative, educational nipple tape to power myself through the news marathon that is my monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, not all the times, just sometimes. i like to down a fift

let's speak to the bbc‘s north america editor, jon sopel bbc‘s north america editor, jon sopel, who ishington. i think we just spoke just under 24 hours ago is the story started to unfold. i wonder what reflections you have and what has happened since then? beyond wanting to go to sleep for about 12 hours? yes, that's right! my reflections, and you too, probably, but my reflections a re and you too, probably, but my reflections are that it has sort of been a wild ride hasn't it? because at the start of it, had the democrats being very upbeat, very confident, pretty certain they were going to be heading towards victory and that it seemed a little less certain as florida came in and then you heard arizona and so that was the bumpy ride we have all been on. but then of course you had joe biden saying i'm confident of victory, donald trump saying the election has been stolen and that there is fraud being perpetrated and then everything went kind of mad. as we stand here now, i think by the tiniest of margins there is a path thatis tiniest of margins there is a path that is may a touch easi

jon karl and what he's learning from inside the trump campaign tonight. and our teams from wisconsin to pennsylvania, from georgia to arizona, and what we could learn as early as tonight. america waits. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this wednesday night. a very tense nation still waiting tonight to learn who will be the next president of the united states. so many americans exhausted by this pandemic, exhausted by these polarized times and now americans across this country are being asked for their patience as every vote is counted. and we knew in this pandemic, it could take time. there is news coming in tonight on the election. two key states now, abc news can now project former vice president joe biden will win the state of michigan. this, of course, was a crucial part of biden's strategy to try to rebuild that blue wall for democrats. and with 100% of the precincts reporting in wisconsin tonight, abc news can characterize joe biden the apparent winner in wisconsin. we'

." >> all right, so, let's bring in jon karl at the white house, because jon, we all watched, president trump spoke moments ago. he sounded defiant. he also talked about legal votes versus illegal votes. and you're going to set the record straight on that, but first, let's listen to the president. >> our goal is to defend the integrity of the election. we'll not allow the corruption to steal such an important election or any election, for that matter. and we can't allow silence -- anybody to silence our voters and manufacture results. this is a case where they're trying to steal an election. they're trying to rig an election and we can't let that happen. >> all right, jon, so, this is the difficult task in such an important moment in this country, to fact-check the president, but it's our responsibility, because we are with the american people, really on both sides, and i know this country feels very strongly, no matter who you voted for. we're three days in. everyone's trying to be calm and steady. but so far, our team has not found any evidence of illegal votes and in fact, what we're

bill ready ahead of google commerce >> thank you jon? >> let's now get to sue herrera for a news update. >> thank you, jon. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone the man who oversaw the repeal of u.s. net neutrality laws says he is stepping down early. federal communications commission chairman ajit pai said he'll leave the post on january 20th the same day president-elect joe biden is set to be sworn into office >>> the fcc also says the ban on using mobile phones in flight will continue since 2013 the commission has been considering allowing calls above 10,000 feet but they face strong opposition from pilots and also flight attendants >>> rhode island is warning its residents that hospitals are now at capacity due to the rise in covid-19 patients. this on the same day that state begins two weeks of tighter coronavirus restrictions >>> and in france, the government has dropped a controversial bill that would have limited the right to film police officers in action. over the weekend, tens of thousands of people across france mar