. >> you guys remember karl rove? the democrats hear the name karl rove. the music goes with it, right? well, also tonight, influential republican karl rove sending a message to trump and gop leaders. here's what he's writing in the "wall street journal." the president's efforts are unlikely to move a single state from mr. biden's column, and certainly they're not enough to change the final outcome. can you just leave that up again. leave it up. this is karl rove, everybody. karl rove says the president's efforts are unlikely to move a single state from mr. biden's column. and certainly they're not enough to change the final outcome. how about geraldo rivera? geraldo rivera tweeting at the president tonight after a good deal of sucking up. yeah. geraldo had to say it. time coming soon to say goodbye with grace and dignity. time coming soon to say goodbye with grace and dignity. this president doesn't know much about grace and dignity but the message to the president is quite clear. it's now coming from republicans, too. the president has been defeated. he'

this is karl rove, everybody. karl rove says the president's efforts are unlikely to move a single state from mr. biden's column, and certainly, they're not enough to change the final outcome. hmm. how about heraldo rivera? tweeting at the president, tonight, after a good deal of sucking up. yeah. heraldo. i have to say it. time coming soon to say good-bye with grace and dignity. time coming soon to say good-bye with grace and dignity. this president doesn't know much about grace and dignity. but the message to the president is quite clear. and it's now coming from republicans, too. the president has been defeated. he's been defeated in the popular vote, and he has been defeated in the electoral college. by huge margins. time to go. it is time to go. it is time for republicans to stand up! stand up, republicans, for the sake of our democracy. the world is watching. your legacy is in jeopardy, if it's not already in the trash heap. try to pull it out. let's do this. our white house correspondent is kaitlan collins.

remember that karl rove was called by president george w.ect, because he believed that karl rove was the architect of his winning the presidency. when you lose karl rove, that's a big deal in republican circles and in conservative circles. but what we're seeing, just as a result, you know, through peter's report there from the white house, and about what the president's doing and how he knows that there's no path to -- no path to 270, no path to overturning the election, but he wants to give his 71 million followers, you know, the fight, the theater of it all. that is why i think you -- poor senator langford is out there all by myself, pretty much, and not having other republican members of congress step out there and do what they should be doing and saying, one, calling president-elect joe biden president-elect. two, saying that president-elect joe biden won the election. and three, saying to the president, you know, enough with the games, enough with the theater. there's something bigger at stake here. and that is, you know, the stability

the opinion of karl rove in the wall street journal. republicans only this first hour, should president trump concede? 202-748-8001 if your answer is no. the headline about georgia, georgia announces a hand recount. 202-748-8000 if your answer is yes, 202-748-8001 if your answer is no. [video clip] >> my office will continue to investigate each and every instance of illegal voting. double voting, fellow voting -- phelan voting, people looking at the state. if reported, we will investigate it. every legal vote will count. the next step in the current election process is getting the final certifications in. we will then move to the risk audit or rla. will makem. today, i the official designation of which race to be the subject of the rla. i would designate that the rla will be the presidential race. with the margin being so close, it will require a full by hand recount in each county. this will help build confidence, it will be an audit, a recount, and a re-canvas all at once. host: that is brad raffensperger, secretary of state in georgi

we have team coverage, karl rove standing by for analysis. mark meredith is in north carolina because that is a big race, let's start with you. >> sure, good afternoon. north carolina has seen record turnout for this year's election and also choosing who they want to be the state's next senator. right now watching face off against democrat kal cunningham. won his seat by less than 50,000 votes, all indications are this could be even closer this time around. after he admitted to having an inappropriate relationship outside of his marriage and has been criticized for his relationship to president trump. at about a way in on this, the first state to send out absentee ballots, early voting has been for the half of october and they show people have really embraced those options with more than 960,000 people voting absentee, 3.6 million choosing to cast ballots early on that as the state's 7.3 million registered voters and at this rate gets to be close, one other factor we will watch is still some 136,000 absentee ballots that have yet to be set ba

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here to break it all down, the architect, fox news can ship your karl rove. all right, mr. architect.

why do you think karl rove is doing this? >> because senate republicans won't.ause the more the days roll on, there are concerns about what the end game actually is. i understand there are concerns about the georgia senate race, in control of the senate, and that may have a bit to do with why some republicans are holding back, others may get concerned about getting primaried or what their chances look like in 2024. but every republican i talk to behind the scenes at least said in the beginning that they thought president trump is just letting off steam, this is -- you know, he needs to exit on his own terms. the longer time goes on, the more really the implications are. and between the parallels of what's happening in the cyrus now and some of the changes at the defense department, installing people who don't actually have defense experience, but are political loyalists into roles, questions about whether this is going to lead to the intel -- you know, sensitive, classified information being released to try to exonerate the president or contracts or other things

bush chief of staff karl rove penned an op-ed in "the wall street journal" saying these election resultsn't be overfurnished and telling president trump that closing out this election will be a hard but necessary step towards restoring some unity and political equilibrium. >> alex presha in washington, thank you. >>> in georgia today a judge is being asked to decide whether to grant bond for the father and son for killing ahmaud arbery. gregory and travis mcmichael have been in jail since may, more than two months after they chased and gunned down arbery. the 25-year-old black man had been running in their neighborhood. the mcmichaels say they thought he was a burglar. their lawyer is asking the judge to dismiss the charge of malice murder. >>> in houston a massive fire ripping through this recycling plant. take a look here, forcing authorities to put a shelter in place order in to people within a half mile radius. officials say that this was a trash fire and the shelter in place order was only a precaution. no injuries were reported. >>> a daring rescue in green bay, wisconsin. two depu

joining me now come a great team for you this evening, karl rove former deputy chief of staff with george w. bush and former dnc chairwoman donna brazile, both fox contributors with elections, great to see you both tonight, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> karl let me start with you. watching the biden folks across the map today, they are sounding extremely confident that they are going to get to 270 tomorrow night. are you as confident as a sound? >> i know the difference between 2020 and 2016 when the campaign was competent but didn't have all of the ballots in the bank and all of the voters. i'm confident that the biden campaign are out there right now trying to just make sure that everybody gets their ballots in as well as get people to turn out tomorrow. so we are confident, but not overconfident and god knows, unlike four years ago, we are not arrogant. >> martha: karl, what is your sense on the trump site and people at the campaign there? there are some that the states i feel good about and some they are not so sure about tonight. >> first of all, buoyed by the

bush, karl rove weighs in on the transition process as joe biden assembles his cabinet., all morning long. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ for over 30 years, lexus has been celebrating driveway moments. here's to one more, the lexus december to remember sales event. lease the 2021 is 300 for $339 a month for 36 months and we'll make your first month's payment. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. dagen: the biden administration's cabinet taking shape, joe biden expected to name his picks for top national security and foreign policy row roles in his upcoming cabinet. the pick for national security advisor jake sullivan attracting backlash after comments he made in 2017 advocating for china. he encouraged, quote, china's rise in a manner consistent with an open, fair, rules-based regional order. joining me now, pennsylvania congressman, house foreign affairs judiciary and armed services committee member guy reschenthaler. good to see you this morning. what say you about that pick in particular by joe biden? >> dagen, good morning. thanks f

nbc's hallie jackson i just saw in "the wall street journal" that karl rove of all people came out with an op ed saying this race is over just stop it >> you are hearing more and more from republicans do i draw distinction with elected republicans and it is a small handful of them who have come out and acknowledged the existence of president elect biden. i can tell you behind the scenes in the white house based on our reporting that there are people that are feeling increasingly frustrated and embarrassed is one word that we heard about the president's refusal to accept this, however he did have a meeting with top aides about what the path forward looks like >> nobody that i talked to and hardly anybody thinks that the president is actually going to concede. he may though, shep, he may, from what we're hearing accept and acknowledge the result, but not the accuracy of the count, right? so it is possible once some of the certifications are done and i spoke with a top source today who said we might not wait for all of the certifications, he might wait for some of the ones in the key state

even karl rove, remember him? he penned an op-ed saying, this is over. karl rove. you know how toxically partisan to be for karl rove to be more fair to democrats than you? and remember, the shame is that this is a game for them. they have no proof. you have heard them list no proof. over an state tv, they have a list of potential bad votes. nothing that comes close to changing the results, and they know it. and we know they know. how? because they held the exact opposite position when they won an election. cnn's k file found the ugly truth. feast on this. >> you have people out there calling for recounts that are unsubstantiated based on no evidence. this was a legitimate election and no one should question that president trump is the president-elect. >> it's a fascinating group of these democrats that can't seem to realize it is time to move on, it is time to accept the fact that trump will be the next president of the united states. >> hillary is on her sore loser tour and now we have her going through recounts. you know what she needs to do? she needs to get ov

, john bolton, both coming forward, writing op-eds, karl rove was on fox and in "the wall streetrnal," saying he doesn't have a path to 270. mike pompeo has signaled publicly that he's still in the place of telling the president what he wants to hear and not letting state department top officials or embassy employees do anything on the transition. to say nothing of helping the president with incoming messages, messages that are sitting at the state department from foreign leaders and are not being handed over to joe biden. >> in conversations with republican senators and their advisers in recent days, it's evident that that national security point you just made is the critical one for republicans, that they're fine both privately and publicly with president trump refusing to concede, not showing up at the inauguration, even calling the election stolen without offering any evidence to that effect. yet when it comes to the actual continuation of the functioning of the federal government, they may start to raise some more concerns in the coming days. but to my democratic sources, th

karl rove acknowledged in "the wall street journal" the results won't be overturned.do rivera says time is coming soon to say good-bye with grace and dignity. ron brownstein and politico laura boroz. claim all sorts of insane things about fraud that didn't happen but the point that a lot of these republicans seem to be make sthag the lawsuits and false accusations of fraud won't work, not that there is anything morally wrong with it. >> right. >> how do you see it? >> right. it is a continuation of what we've seen throughout his presidency. every time he breaks a window, congre congressional republicans immediately sweep up the glass. and more are coming to kind of -- in the vain of acknowledging that gravity exists, to acknowledge he lost the three key states, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin by roughly triple the margin he won them in 2016 when the democrats had conceded. i would only add this is not only indulging the president in a snowflake kind of way of not hurting his feelings. the fact that he is focusing on these conspiracy theories and his own grievances a

chairman mark roscoe. [ applause ] the campaign manager, ken melman. [ applause ] the architect, karl rove. [ applause ] i want to thank ed gillespie for leading our party so well. [ applause ] i want to thank the thousands of supporters across our country. i want to thank you for your hugs on the rope lines, i want to thank you for your prayers on the rope lines, i want to thank you for your kind words on the rope lines. i want to thank you for everything you did to make the cause, to put up the signs, to talk to your neighbors, and to get out the vote. [ applause ] and because you did the incredible work, we are celebrating today. [ applause ] there's an old saying, do not pray for tasks equal to your powers. pray for powers equal to your tasks. in four historic years, america has been given great tasks, and faced them with great strength and courage. our people have restored the vigor of this economy and shown resolve and patience in a new kind of war. our military brought justice to the enemy and honor to america. [ applause ] our nation, our nation has defended itself and served the f

i want to begin with our colleagues marching that juan williams down in brazil and karl rove joining scussion and good day to all of you. karl, we heard from you a few hours ago on the phone. you were on the phone we now see you live and in person here. gives a sense of where you are and i can report the following talking with some campaign officials a few hours ago. president trump will, quote, see it through the recounts. 70 million americans many will want him to see it through, and some people close to him are in his ear letting him know this election was stolen from him. how long does that posture maintain itself. how far do you pursue this legally do you think? >> well first of all he has a right to do this. you know, put it i thought terrifically other night when he said this is one of the great imagine cities of our country that, you know, any person no matter how high or how low can go to the courts and seek what they believe is justice. and president is right to do this. he will have to provide evidence, and of widespread systemic fraud in order to make this stick. right now

bush and now karl rove about the need to allow for a transition of power. and just talking about the fact that there really is no legal path ahead for the president. but so far it's quite clear that he is going to press forward, and i think it is very much because, to alex's point, he's not facing any notable pressure from republicans in congress who actually hold the power to perhaps try to force his hand. it's very telling that he has the backing of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell as well as house minority leader kevin mccarthy. they're sort of eek voe kagt. on the one hand they are not actually giving into the president's claims that there has been some kind of widespread fraud but they are still pointing to his right to challenge what he sees as irregularities which still leaves some doubt in the mind of the american public about the integrity of this election. it's really hard to overstate the impact of doing so at a time when secretary of state mike pompeo said the world was watching. he said there would be a smooth transition of power to a sec

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karl rove, the architect of george w. bush's campaign, and geraldo rivera trying to break the news gently. rove writes in an op-ed, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is correct that mr. trump is 100% within his rights to go to court over concerns about fraud and transparency, but the president's efforts are unlikely to move a single state from mr. biden's column and certainly not enough to change the final outcome. to win, mr. trump must prove systemic fraud with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. there is no evidence of that so far. and in this dear donald tweet, geraldo rivera congratulates the president for an incredible battle against all odds and tells him the time is coming soon to say good-bye with grace and dignity. >> grace and dignity seem to be in short fsupply in the white house. president trump continues to tweet more claims that the white house was stolen. we get more from cnn's jeremy diamond, he's at the white house. >> good morning, president trump on wednesday huddling with his advisers for the

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karl rove, and clearly, that was only conjecture on the president himself.ether he would entertain that. whether he would is anyone's guess. it is not an issue here. part michael flynn, and following this, no big shocker there but again, raising the possibility where you talk about manna fortin some of these other key players but that they could be looking at potential pardons as well. but what are you hearing on that front? >> that really is the big question going forward paul manafort and roger stone. but michael flynn, we first got word late last night and fox news confirmed it this morning that president trump was indeed to pardon to grant a full pardon for his former national security advisor who's been on the job four or five days. michael flynn, we are learning he was, indeed planning to do that. a few moments ago, president trump decided to make it official as he often does with a tweet. and the president wrote "it is my great honor to announce general michael flynn granted a full pardon. congratulations to general flynn and his wonderful family. i k

and it turns out so can karl rove, who wrote this op-ed in the "wall street journal." this is no accident. karl doesn't do anything that's not calculated or highly calculated and this is what he wrote. he says, the president's efforts are unlikely to move a single state from mr. biden's column and they're certainly not enough to change the final outcome. that's a pretty stark statement. and what he's looking at are the results and there are more numbers coming in. the president-elect's lead in pennsylvania, joe biden, has grown to more than 53,000 votes. he leads by 14,000 in georgia. there will be a hand recount there, but the secretary of state in announcing the hand recount basically says, yeah, i don't really think anything is going to change. and then you have arizona, where president-elect biden's lead has shrunk, but most of the ballots that could have changed an outcome are already in. and it seems awfully hard now for that to change. so what do you read into the numbers, david? what do you read into rove's statement? >> i think there are still more than 20,000

republican presidency to lose the popular vote when you lose karl rove, you need to do some serious darth vader saying, "guys, why are we trying to rebuild the death star they're just gonna blow it up again. "no, darth, don't talk to yourself that way. "i guess i can make a bigger one. [ laughter ] and if the word of those republicans isn't enough for you, "the new york times" called election officials in every state and found that there is no evidence of fraud. a postal worker who claimed to have witnessed ballot tampering recanted his claims and said they were made up. even the trump campaign's lawsuits have mostly been laughed out of court for example, you might have heard one of their most common complaints, that their poll watchers in states like pennsylvania and michigan weren't allowed to observe the vote counting. according to trump, this is responsible for hundreds of thousands of votes that should not be allowed to count. therefore, i easily win both states he keeps doing this thing where he thinks he can just call dibs on states the way a stoner calls dibs on the last sli

i want to bring in karl rove right now. we haven't talked a lot about north carolina but you wanted to so let's go ahead and figure out what's happening there in the tar heel state. >> i just think it's not being talked about because it's not controversial. 5% of the vote to be counted but trump is up by 12%. red counties, blue counties, so whatever happens in the remaining 5% is not likely to affect his 77,000 vote lead. but the others -- >> bill: show us what you see. >> georgia is less than 2%. biden is up by 1,582 votes. if this ends up less than half a percent between them and i think that's what is likely to be then a recount could be done upon request. and at this point i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see a recount request. arizona, seven present is out, biden is up 1.3 and this number has been dropping today. tonight at 9:00 p.m. they will have more numbers. one of the reasons it's dropping as we are getting to the end of the mail-in ballot that are being counted. they verify them sequentially starting with the

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karl rove, your take. you saw the numbers. they got the magic number. 57% maricopa country.hat makes it interesting and tight. but it opens up a possibility on arizona and we are watching pennsylvania. what do you see? >> well, i break this down to defense and offense. the most important thing is for the president's people to defend where he is headed. georgia up by 45,000. these numbers change all the time. it will be different tomorrow. north carolina up by 76,000 and pennsylvania up by 290,000. the problem in pennsylvania will than while he is ahead by 2.26%. 12% of the vote is out. this is one of the problems with post-election analysis. they say we have 600,000 or 800,000. the "new york times" said 12% which is 742,000. there is no precise number you can rely on. that suggests the president can keep pennsylvania as long as he gets 30% of the outstanding vote. you talk about it. you have to go on the offensive. if the president loses both of these states and takes the others, georgia, north carolina and pennsylvania, then joe biden will be president. you have to worry ab

ethan bearman and former white house deputy chief of staff, karl rove. welcome back to both of you. you. >> thanks for having us. >> shannon: let's talk about lin wood, prominent attorney, supporting some of the election challenges for president trump. the atlanta constitution journal said prominent conservative attorney lin wood is saying he might sit out the runoff. "let's speak truth about senator loeffler and senator david perdue. why are they doing little or nothing to support efforts by georgia citizens to address unlawful elections the need for brian kemp to order special session. if not fixed, i will not vote in georgia runoff. will you?" will people like him depress turnout? >> i think he got a slap back today from donald trump jr. who said people ought to "ignore the people running around telling g.o.p. voters not to turnout" for purdue and leffler. he called it nonsense. mike pence was in the state campaigning for them. i would expect we would very likely see the president appear before the january 5th runoff. i think mr. wood was slapped back and i think the president sa

this is about karl rove. i just want to read some of what he wrote in "the wall street journal."ys, there are only three statewide contests in the past half century in which recounts changed the outcome. the 1974 new hampshire senate race, the 2004 washington governor's contest, and the 2008 michigan senate election. the candidates in these races were separated respectively by 315, 261, and 215 votes after election day. these margins aren't much like today's mr. biden's lead wednesday, in wisconsin by 20,540 votes, pennsylvania by 49,064 votes. michigan by 146,123. nevada by 36,870. and georgia by 14,108. to win, mr. trump must prove systemic fraud with illegal votes in the tens of thousands. there is no evidence of that so far. so he's right. no lawsuit will change the outcome with the margins. you heard john say he believes the courts may start throwing them out, you know, faster. go on. what do you think of that? >> as they have been. the courts have been throwing them out kind of as fast as they've been filed. whether you like karl or don't like karl, he knows his politics. h

stuart: look who is here to comment on that, our old friend karl rove. say stuff like that with a straight face? >> i think it shows he has a lack of self-air awareness. he doesn't remember what he said or done the last four years. i love the partisan tone president biden is trying to establish and schiff dismisses republicans as doing anything positive for the country. i got to tell you is exemplar of states manship and conviction and the guy obviously is constantly saying things that are in keeping what he has said and done in the past. sarcasm doesn't translate very well on television. it was a jaw-dropping performance by mr. schiff on joy reid. stuart: sarcasm works for me, karl, and it worked for me when you just used it. let's go. you say the election result will not be overturned, what do you think president trump should do now? >> well look, he has every right, i think it is important for the system to carry through these legal challenges and let them be resolved. he raised these issues. he made claims. his people made claims. the country, he dese

i think double what we had seen in any previous cycle so i want to ask you about karl rove. look.is an indicator about how important the georgia races are but a lot of highly funded races were lost by democrats so help me understand the balance there, how much of the race is for the two senate seats do you think will be about who has the most money? is that ir relevant but not the most important thing? where does money fit into this? >> i think money is very important, obviously, but it is not the end all be all. this is -- runoffs are about turnout and we have to have a very formidable and well executed ground game to turn out the vote again. i will say in georgia the key is that we have the voters. we can win the state. we just have to get everybody out to vote and if you're from georgia listening to me now go ahead and order that absentee ballot because we need everybody voting. >> you're going to have your hands full going to washington but thank you so much and again congratulations flipping a red district blue. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg and twitter's jack dorsey in for

here to break it all down, the architect, fox news can ship your karl rove. all right, mr.rchitect. there is a side of this election that we haven't even discussed which is major lawsuits for democrats. yet this divide in the democratic party. your breakdown? >> d yeah. one of the surprises if you remember going into the election, we were told that the republicans would lose as many as 19 or 20 seats in the u.s. house of incentives. instead it looks like they are about to pick up almost a dozen, if notot a doesn't come in which means it'll be somewhere in the vicinity of 208-209, a dramatic cut in the democratic majority in the house. not only that, the democrats who are getting elected, some of the new freshmen are really far out there. here are a couple. mande or jones of new york who said, "we need to move, concentrate moving funding away from police departments." you want to claim the democrats aren't in favor of that kind of stuff? go talk to new rep incentive elect jones from westchester county. jamaal bowman says we ought to be shifting funding from jails and prisons

karl rove.ox news political analyst and host of, cohost of "the five," juan williams very good to have you with us. that's what most presidents do when they come in. president trump undid the individual mandate and obamacare right away, open up the keystone pipeline. you run on things and people expect you to check those boxes right away. >> absolutely. elections have consequences and when it comes to the use of the executive power, things tend to move fast. there will be one difference this time around and that is we have a supreme court now with six mostly originalists and three liberals and there's a concept called chevron deference. he refers to a 1994 case involving chevron where the court held that an agencies interpretation of an ambiguous statute, you had to relied more on what the agency thought was a reasonable explanation of what they were trying to do. there's a lot of skepticism among the six judges who make up the majority of the court. they have expressed in previous cases at the

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you're to break it all down, the architect, fox news contributor karl rove. all right, mr.ct. there is a side of this election we haven't even discussed, which is major losses for democrats. and yet, divide in the democrat party. your breakdown? >> yeah. look, want to be surprises, remember, going into the election, we were told the republicans would lose as many as 19 or 20 seats in the u.s. house of representatives. instead, it looks like they are on their way to pick up about almost a dozen, if not a dozen, which means they will be somewhere in the vicinity of 208, 209. a dramatic cut in the democratic majority in the house. not only that, but the democrat whom they are getting elected, some of these new freshman, are really far out there. here are a couple. we've got mondo jones of new york, who said we need to concentrate on moving funding away from the police departmen departments. you want to claim the democrats aren't in favor of that stuff, representative jones from westchester. jamaal bowman says we ought to shift from police department's, jails, and prison. it's

let's bring in karl rove.ack today one agenda, rejoin the paris climate agenda and also rejoin the world health organization. the details are still sketchy with the pandemic. also the paris climate accord, india and china follow different rules than we do here in the u.s. and that is the reason why we got out. >> that still remains accurate but elections have consequences and during the course of the campaign, president-elect biden talked about it a lot. my personal view is that it is a flawed agreement. again, the major polluters of the world are not the united states but china and india and they get a pass for decades while the united states is supposed to ratchet down its co2 emissions. we are actually the only major industrialized country in the world which has grown our economy simultaneously while reducing the level of greenhouse gas emissions. we talked about in the campaign and compass will be a consequence. it will be interesting in the world health organization as to whether or not the biden administ

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thank you very much, karl rove and geraldo rivera, great to see you both tonight. thanks gentleman. >> thank you. >> martha: so will there be consequences for all of the activists who were caught on this video from over the weekend punching people, kicking them, throwing garbage at from supporters in the street in that rally on saturday? details on that story coming up next. >> [indiscernible]. [shouting] >> he's got internal maybe. ♪ ♪ (children laughing) ♪ (music swells) ♪ ♪ (music fades) (exhales) experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. most cold medicines may raise blood pressure. choose coricidin hbp. the brand with a heart. for powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure. ♪ [indiscernible]. [shouting] >> martha: awful video from over the weekend as we saw these from supporters getting kicked and punched and thrown around in

so, michael, i'd like to begin with you because i have this quote for you from karl rove.resident's efforts are unlikely to move a single state from mr. biden's column. certainly they're not enough to change the final outcome. once his days in court are over, the president should do his part to unite the country by leading a peaceful transition and letting grievances go. first of all, michael, what's the chance that karl's i.d. card when he swipes it in at fox news is not going to work? and, second, who else do you think, in your political party, is going to have the stones to say something similar and rise up and speak up? >> well, one, i think his card will continue to work. fox has been coming more and more into the new reality of things so to speak over the last week or so. so i don't think that will be an issue. and karl spoke truth. i mean he knows what's going on. the guy is a numbers guy. he knows the numbers here. this is not rocket science. math is still math despite the fact that some in my party don't like to apply it or use the scientific notations that go wit

karl rove is standing by with reaction.tt tenney on the stunning reversal in michigan but first let's go to kristin fisher live at the white house. kristin. >> that was certainly a colorful news conference from rudy giuliani but it was light on facts. so much of what he said was simply not true or has already been thrown out in court and giuliani opened by making this really bold and baseless claim that a lot of this alleged inside voter fraud he is referring to came from one centralized place. he called it a nationwide conspiracy. and yet he failed to provide any hard evidence to back up that one specific claim special when it cuts to the claim o core of e democratic process. in pennsylvania rudy giuliani claimed fraud in philadelphia he said in court and i quote this is not a fraud case. what is he saying in public not under oath is different from what he said in court. moving on to michigan where the trump campaign dropped final federal lawsuit just this morning after two republican canvassers in wayne county now say the

gop strategist karl rove, pollster kristen soltis anderson and fox news political analyst juan williamsmally we would look at the data points that were presented with right now and by that the latest fox poll that shows biden with 8-point lead. the fact that there has been this explosion of early voting, more than two-thirds of the total vote in 2016 and seems to be trending towards biden and the light developments like spike in coronavirus cases and i think we would general i will say biden seems headed for victory, on the other hand, we all look back at 2016 when under similar circumstances donald trump pulled off a surprise victory. i guess the question i have is, are we overlearning the lessons of 2016, is this race really up for grabs or not. >> kristen: a number of things that are different from 2016 including that donald trump is the incumbent president, so if you are an undecided voter and crucially this year far fewer of them than 2016, you now know exactly what a trump presidency looks like whether you love that or don't. that eliminates one variable that was different in 2016

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howard: jason, karl rove says that joe biden won. jeffress, big trump supporter, says biden has won and christians should pray for him. the las vegas review journal, owned by sheldon edelson, says there's no evidence of fraud that would overturn the election. so it seems like some of your allies, while they still support donald trump, are not with you on the cause here. >> well, howie, if you take a look through karl rove's op-ed, what he was saying is that a traditional recount probably doesn't go and move the needle that much. but what we're talking about here, again, ballot harvesting in georgia where we haven't had the opportunity to match up signatures, as we look at the untoolsal nature -- unconstitutional nature in which the election in pennsylvania was conducted, the fact that almost 700,000 ballots were counted without the ability for observee comingled and mixed together raises some serious questions about the legitimacy of those elections. and when the president talks about rigging an election, what he's talking about is h

you're reporting on a private phone call between perdue and loeffler and karl rove, coordinating theng efforts. i want to read something. perdue said we're assuming we're going to be standing out here alone and that means we have to get the vote out, no matter the result of the recounts, kelly and i cannot wait for that. i'm struck by the line. assuming we're going to be standing here alone. talk about this dance they're doing, what they're saying privately versus publicly as it relates to the white house. >> yeah. we were able to get details of an otherwise private phone call between the two senate republican candidates in georgia, karl rove, the head of the republican senatorial committee and prospective donors. they ran down in frank terms that runs contrary to what's said publicly, acknowledgement of worries in this odd and challenge double senate race and their worries include they acknowledged donald trump. one of the things they said on the call, particularly senator perdue, you quoted him, that they want to say publicly we believe trump has won, privately, they're standing al

karl rove writes this election result will not be overturned.ecounts occasionally change margins in the hundreds never in the tens of thousands. you would agree on that, would you not? >> good for karl rove. i'm glad he wrote that article. look, we will see what comes out there. has been a lot of things happening in this race that nobody expected. if you look at just what the polls were telling us florida would have went to biden by 15 points and in georgia we are seeing a very close election. 14,000 votes. we are seeing irregularities but also having the first of its kind and that is a hand recount that will actually take these ballots and also put to rest and to say going forward that we are actually checking these ballots against the machine counted. this is the first time it's happened in georgia. let's see what happens and then we will know that. >> bill: to be clear we have never seen a race with thousands and/or even tens of thousands. >> the point is he making is fine. he is also saying it can't never happen. if it does happen we will se