but oh, november a bit of us, a rise of a bit of jonathan martin about none of it and it is about so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy to go in for and do you shouldn't let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful at very critical time. to sit down and talk more about violence, reaganites and friends over a controversial bill aimed at restricting the public and the media from coming police officers with malicious intent. also this hour protesters burn it is really an american flags in condemnation of the killing of iran's leading nuclear scientist was put to blame on israel and president elect joe biden packs his cabinet.

. >> joining me now is cnn political analyst jonathan martin.e's also a national political correspondent for the "new york times." great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> so, donald trump is determined -- joe biden clearly won and needs to put country first. when will he likely do that and stop dividing this nation? >> i wouldn't hold your breath. i don't think it's going to be any time soon. i think that this is going to take a lot more states certifying their results and perhaps even next to the electoral college, you know, making it official before trump sort of acknowledges reality at all. but clearly his own party, at least when it comes to some lawmakers, are starting to grow weary of this denialism. in large part because the efforts of he and his legal team to push conspiracy theories about the results have frankly become embarrassing for the party. >> yeah, and president trump lost the election, but he is winning when it comes to casting doubt on a free and fair election with, what, about 70% of republicans believing his f

jonathan martin, many thanks. appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. good night. >>> well the coronavirus pandemic is reaching unpress department unprecedented numbers with incredible speed. here in the united states over 12.2 million cases have been confirm confirmed since the pandemic started. and the country just saw it's 20th straight day with more than 100,000 new cases report td. meanwhile we just got news on a new vaccine candidate. astrazeneca's new drug has efficacy of 70%. one dosing regimen was higher at 90%. cases are climbing in california. paul vercammen is in los angeles county where new restrictions will soon take effect. >> the number of new covid-19 cases in california just skyrocketing. it has tripled since the beginning of november. and that means more restrictions throughout california. among the most severe here in los angeles county, you will not see scenes like the one behind me anymore where people are dining outdoors or even indoors in los angeles county. they are closing down restaurants for diern and outdoor dining. that sta

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we're going to dig deep, but jonathan martin, one of our journalist panelists today, wrote a great piece in "the new york times" the other day that looked at how joe biden won, what the key moments were, so maybe a good way to start this would be to go to jonathan to give us a quick summary of how you think biden won this thing, what were the pivotal moments and how did the biden campaign take advantage of those? jonathan: thanks, steve, and thank you guys for doing this again. though this is a different environment than we are used to. we will make the best of 2020. i think the wisdom of the democrats nominating joe biden has come into focus the last week. this was a personal repudiation of donald trump's conduct. this was not a political statement on the republican party. look no further than the difference between the republicans who were afraid to -- expected to lose eight to 10 seats in the house, but instead gain as many seats while president trump loses convincingly. i think this was a split decision by a country that was fatigue by the conduct of the president, wanted somebody to

minimum time because i'm not bad with the intent of but oh, november a bit, i say i give them that jonathan martin about on it. and without being his eyes and is about to come and welcome back on boom bust. we have tried to take a look at how the pandemic has affected different industries. many sectors have had to completely change how they do business, not the least of which includes the movie industry. for instance, when the pandemic hit nearly, all production was forced to shut down in the multibillion dollar industry was essentially put in limbo. but production has since been able to resume as the industry has instituted new safety protocols. a new measures to protect actors and crew members and as theaters have been mostly shut down, major theatrical releases have been heavily slowed. some distributors are even right to streaming. in fact, the last week it was announced that the highly anticipated wonder woman, 1904. well, that's going to be released on h.b.o. max the same day, it hits theaters in the united states. so let's go ahead and take a look at the state of the industry with paul de g

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joining me, national security correspondent vivian salama, and correspondent for "new york times," jonathan martins, thanks for joining me. vivian, start with you on your great reporting. talk about quiet outreach. how far can they really go giving information to the biden transition team they need to keep the country afloat, particularly when it comes to the pandemic? >> reporter: dana, this is an issue we have been talking about constantly. obviously there are legal constraints to how much the trump administration officials can say because we haven't had ascertainment. until that happens, they can't access classified information. what officials are saying is we are two weeks in, there's so much that can be done meantime. they haven't gotten the green light. they reach out to counterparts. d.c., you see a lot of the same people, especially if you're a subject matter expert, you know people on the other side of the o aisle that will be working for the next administration. a lot of outreach taking place. this is a matter of national security, so much we can discuss that doesn't have to be classifie

you and jonathan martin write this morning about what's next. the headline is how trump used to use party machinery to maintain control of the gop. what are you learning? >> what the president is up to, and i have the same report, he's looking for revenge. when he's asked to concede he says no and points to the 72 million voters he's talking about. he believes he can try to keep ahold on the republican national convention. he's endorsed mcdaniel. he's about to not have any apparatus. he built up a campaign and the rnc over the course of the last four years. he's about to be without both of those. he's hoping to lean on the rnc basically as an offshoot of himself, even out of power, which is unusual for a post presidency. not so unusual for somebody who hasn't been president, but this is unusual, and you're hearing concern. we're hearing concern from some people within the rnc about what this would mean in terms of the party's ability to stay neutral in presidential primaries or frankly, in any primaries where let's say the president wants to tak

. >> joining me, kaitlan collins, jonathan martin, national political correspondent for "new york times". there was talk over the weekend some people are saying sir, we don't have a fight, we don't have the evidence or the proof. any evidence at all the president is going to decide never mind, i lost, or are we still in fight mode? >> they're trying to handle it delicately. the president has been incredibly frustrated and angry over the weekend. they're kind of walking on eggshells how to approach this. it is true that jared kushner approached the president conceding the election, and my colleague reported the first lady talked to the president about accepting the fact that he lost the election to joe biden. publicly we see a much different response from people around the president, including his own campaign manager, bill stepien, who held an all staff meeting at their headquarters outside washington this morning i'm told where he told staff we're still in this fight, don't mistake the fact there's not been progress for the idea that we are giving up the fight. we're going to move forw

"the times'" jonathan martin asked, doesn't biden cool the country's political temperatures, at leastdepends how it turns out. if you have 70% of republicans who thought he cheated, he's still going to have a hard time. back with us now, errol louis, as well as cnn analyst and propublica reporter, jessica huseman. hey, errol, minority leader kevin mccarthy wasn't just spitballing that number, that's from an actual poll. that's monmouth poll where they ask, do you think biden won this election fair and square. only 18% of republicans a week ago, well, even less a few days ago, thought that. and they think it's due to voter fraud, 70% of republicans think that. and so it turns out that the blizzard of, you know, specious court cases and the constant repetition of that slogan, voter fraud, voter fraud has taken root. >> yes, it's very unfortunate. and i guess kevin mccarthy and his colleagues can be proud of themselves, that they've managed to distort and denigrate an election for the highest office in the land. that they've managed to sow enough doubt and distrust that they've done what

he did an interview with jonathan martin of the "new york times" and he was asked, doesn't biden cool the country's political temperatures at least at first? and kevin mccarthy responds, it depends how it turns out. if you have 70% of republicans who thought he cheated, he's still going to have a hard time. and he says that as if, out of nowhere, 70% americans are doubting this election. it's because of kevin mccarthy. 70% of republicans don't believe that biden won fairly, because of the efforts they're making here. and this seems to be their goal at this point. >> if if you want to know why the president is doing what he's doing and republicans are backing him up on it, it's because a weakened joe biden is to the advantage of both president trump both in the short-term and in the long-term if he decides to run again, but also to the advantage of congressional republicans, who want to have more leverage in washington in a washington where they don't have the presidency anymore and they're not going to have the house of representatives. the senate is still up in the air. the objective

. >> joining me now, is jonathan martin of "the new york times."esting, 2020 will carry over into 2021. a great piece in your newspaper today. what message did voters send? it's a mixed message. joe biden won the presidency and overwhelming big win and losses for the democrats in the house. you write this about the warning signs for democrats. joe biden will be president but he has internal family issues, in you will, plus he has lost some voters? >> yeah. i think the larger message from voters in this country is the world in this political war trench in america. to me 2020 reflected a continuation, not a break, but the same story that we have had 2016 and 2018 and now 2020 where the country is pulling further apart. folks who live in cities and close in suburbs and increasing vote for democrats. if you look at the rural areas they are getting much more gop leaning. that is a real break. as recently as 2008, president obama won a demanding victory and brought house and senate democrats with him, did well in rural and urban areas alike, we have a mu

the minority leader in the house in an interview with jonathan martin of "the new york times" because jonathan asked him, well, don't you think that the temperature cools a little bit with biden coming into office? and mccarthy says, well, it depends how it all ends. he said, if 70% of republicans believe that biden cheated, then he's going to have a hard time. well, the obvious reality to that is that's what's being stoked by the president and his allies. so they are stepping back, allowing trump to peddle nonsense so that more and more republicans think, yeah, you know what? this thing is rigged. he's right. and biden is an illegitimate president. that's the game that's being played. that's why this is so dangerous and why in the context of the pandemic, it's so shameful. now, we have to acknowledge that this is not new. we have been in a cycle now of a generation politically where one side delegitimizes the other, and there's no question that there were millions and still are millions of democrats who don't think that donald trump is legitimate. and so the cycle is repeating. but i

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. >> i think jonathan martin has one out that talks about 30% of black voters in that state, but also really up to 40% overall of black voters not trusting the system, worried about the mail, and planning to vote on election day. >> and worried about early in-person voting, too. >> correct. >> they want to vote on the day. >> they want to vote on the day. by the way, for african-american voters, voting on election day is actually a thing, like, a lot of voters, like my mom, there's a whole sort of magic to the get dressed up -- >> ritual. >> -- go take your kids. there was a ritual to vote on election day. african-american and latino voters tend to be late voters. they tend to vote on election day or souls to the polls sunday. it will be interesting to see what happened today because in florida this was souls to the polls sunday. vy i have a friend that was working souls to the polls. the warlordism you're seeing out of trump people tells me they don't feel good because if you're blocking new jersey highways -- >> yeah. >> and you're in texas trying to block people from getting down t

we are talking in this panel about what just happened. , but going to dig deep jonathan martin, one of our journalist panelist today, wrote a great piece in the new york that lookedher day at how joe biden won, with the key moments were. maybe a good way to start this would be to go to jonathan to give us a quick summary of how you think biden won this thing, what were the pivotal moments and how the campaign took advantage of those. >> thank you. thank you guys for doing this again. though this is a different environment than we are used to. we will make the best of 2020. wisdom of the democrats nominating joe biden has come into focus the last week. this was a personal repudiation of donald trump's conduct. this was not a political statement on the republican party. look no further than the difference between the republicans who were afraid to lose seats in the house, but gained seats. while president trump loses convincingly. a decision that was critiqued by the conduct -- for teat by the conduct of the president, wanted somebody to bring some measure of normalcy back. at the same t

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