put your tractor on pause for a second kourtney, go ahead >> we're both in agreement on this when you talk about the changes and trends that work from home have brought to society, whether it's target and the driveup and you saw the huge boom there, ma macy's digital sales, these are for companies that can adapt to the new normal are going to do incredibly, incredibly well. we've created efficiencies we i think it is up to the marketplace to actually realize what is occurring here and step out of your shoes and think about what that means as we look forward. >> all right so i'm gom p coming right back to you, courtney before i get to you, jim, you're not going to run out of gas. i promise you. dpli want to hear from jimmy >> what about a peloton, court? that's not going away. are people going to buy them in the numbers in which they have during the pandemic? i don't know you must think they are, though, because you bought peloton it's an interesting time to buy peloton given the gains the stock has had money 135% in six months, 286% year to date. >> it is, it is. when you look at the

and kourtney thomas in atlanta, georgia. >> look who's here. reporter: back in february, zoe was diagnosed with leukemia. and because her immune system is now compromised, she couldn't go trick or treating with all the other kids n. fact, her parents even had to put up a sign to keep others away. sorry, no candy, child with cancer. >> the whole purpose was so that we wouldn't have to keep telling kids sorry and have disappointed kids. never expected anything like this. >> reporter: never expected those little ghosts and ghouls to be such saints. >> i immediately started crying. >> reporter: there at the foot of the sign, trick or treaters left their halloween candy for the child inside. doorbell camera footage shows kid after kid making the same character-defining decisions, mostly on their own. we tracked down a few the angles. >> she dumped her whole bag. >> your whole bag sf. >> i wanted to give back to them. back to them.i wanted to give >> it's somebody's little girl. >> reporter: the empathy we heard and saw kourtney says was just the med

let's pick up with kourtney left off.ard her walk through who those people are that have been elevated into the new roles at the pentagon, and the chairman of the committee, adam smith, has raised alarm bells about this. said it will be precarious at best, dangerous at worst if things like this keep going. what do you know about these three men? what does it say about what the president is trying to do here? >> well, you're right, kasie. on this veteran's day, instead of honoring our veterans this veteran is more concerned with personal grievance and exacting revenge as people he perceived as disloyal than protecting our force. there are soldiers as we speak, sailors, marines, deployed around the world. facing incredible danger. and there are hundreds of functions that occur at the pentagon and cia to make sure the troops are safe from changing force protection postures to moving troops around to moving assets around. to making sure we're addressing daily intelligence threats. so instead of making sure the right people ar

i want to bring in now kourtney brown. it's great to have you on the show.ssives wanted senator warren. joe biden said his pressutreasu. is she the right one? >> if you ask wall street, i think they would say yes. one trader told me janet yellen is kind of the ultimate steady hand. she's not too hot or cold. she's just right. she has some experience with cracking down on banks like wells fargo, but wall street doesn't see her going as far as perhaps an elizabeth warren would. elizabeth warren came out and said janet yellen will make a great potential treasury secretary. so there seems to be appeal there both to progressives and folks who are more moderate. >> she is going to have to deal with the current economic crisis because of the pandemic. mnuchin revoking criticism last week. he announced funding cut off at tend of the year. what exactly would a secretary yellen be walking into, then? >> yeah. i mean, president-elect biden has a major crisis, economic crisis on his hands. much like the last time that he was in the white house. millions out of work. mil

with me is kourtnei brown, from axios and a senior politics editor. welcome in all of you.edith, i want to begin with you and get to some of your reporting. now, you spoke with the senior campaign official who said that bill stepian was m.i.a. and that nobody was doing anything inside the campaign. and you spoke with stephen moore who says there's a really good chance that the president runs in 2024 but if he wants to that he doesn't want to diminish his stature by playing the sore loser. talk to us about what's going on behind the scenes here. >> well, president trump and his personal attorney rudy giuliani are pushing ahead with a political crusade that many say in his inner circle say is a dead end. we saw the president call in via speakerphone about the odd irregularities in pennsylvania, but there's no path forward for them here. at the white house it's been incredibly quiet. we haven't seen or heard from top advisers to the president's campaign like his campaign manager or even his communications director in days and that's because rudy giuliani has really taken the l