lara: i think we are pretty close.hat is not atypical during -- thinkwnturns we get we are looking at seasonally adjusted data. we forget when it is not seasonally adjusted, so much spending activity and hiring takes place in this holiday period. we are already seeing claims and the other direction, we have already seen auto sales down in november. i think we will see a decline in november retail sales. you could get some pain inflicted on the fact that normally seasonal hiring is 5 million in december when it comes to retail facilities and holiday shopping. the december numbers could look ugly. whether quarterly gdp, you end up splitting it across the quarters, you do not get a negative territory, you have resilient businesses, that is the best we can hope for to power us through. , you arelook at hiring seeing permanent layoffs increase. that is going to be a concern going forward. jonathan: you mentioned retail sales. a negative print on wednesday. theing for negative 0.3% on headline numbers. claims today, claims h

lara, your distraction tactics... stephen, look over there!ely kick the ball without falling over, that way you can for sure keep yourjobs. yeah, i am happier on the sofa than on the pitch, it has to be said. but we've just been critiqued by the great sven, how about that! 0h, brilliant, but never mind our lack of skill. why were you wearing a suit? when have you ever known me to dress appropriately for anything? ok, that is true. anyway! that's it for the short version of the programme. the full—length show can be found on the bbc iplayer. next week, it's our click—mas party. now, it's gonna be different this year, but we are having that party, online, and we would love you tojoin us. that's right, and throughout the week, you can keep up with the team, as ever, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye! hello. the chances of a white christmas are looking slim for us. but it should not be wet. it should be dry and chilly by the end of the week. there is more rain to get out

lara, your distraction tactics... stephen, look over there!ck the ball without falling over, that way you can for sure keep yourjobs. yeah, i am happier on the sofa than on the pitch, it has to be said. but we've just been critiqued by the great sven, how about that! 0h, brilliant, but never mind our lack of skill. why were you wearing a suit? when have you ever known me for dressing appropriately for anything? thatisit that is it for the shortcut version of click. next week, it's our click—mas party. now, it's gonna be different this year, but we're having a party, one way or another! it's gonna happen online and we would love you to join us. in the meantime, you can keep up with the team on social media, on youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye! hello and welcome to newswatch, with me, samira ahmed. different nations, different tiers. is bbc news keeping all parts of the uk equally informed about covid—19 infections and restrictions? or is it making too much of a deal of when engla

lara, your distraction tactics... stephen, look over there!ely kick the ball without falling over, that way you can for sure keep yourjobs. yeah, i am happier on the sofa than on the pitch, it has to be said. but we've just been critiqued by the great sven, how about that! 0h, brilliant, but never mind our lack of skill. why were you wearing a suit? when have you ever known me to dress appropriately for anything? ok, that is true. anyway! the full link programme can be found on the bbc iplayer. next week, it's our click—mas party. now, it's gonna be different this year, but we are having a party, one way or another! it's gonna happen online and we would love you to join us. absolutely. throughout the week, you can keep up with the team online. thanks for watching, and we will see you soon. bye— bye.

lara trump, kayleigh mcenany, reince priebus. also, hand of tonight into congressman eric swalwell's former relationship with what appears to be, yep, a chinese spy. why is he on the intelligence committee? and straight ahead, a full report on new a legal troubles r zero experience hunter biden, who just announced he is under federal investigation surrounding taxes. tonight, we will report details that nobody else has. now, first we begin and turn our attention to the united states supreme court. where the state of texas is leading the way to fight to restore election integrity. by the way, as we see, most americans now, in some cases and as high as 80%, say they see fraud in this recent election, as we laid out in dett night, this case now hinges on two serious, well-documented arguments. one, that the suit details how article two of the u.s. constitution was violated. article two requires state to decide election policy. this was violated. it is incontrovertible in multiple ways, including in pennsylvania, when the male invalid

lara, your distraction tactics... stephen, look over there!y you can for sure keep yourjobs. yeah, i am happier on the sofa than on the pitch, it has to be said. but we've just been critiqued by the great sven, how about that! oh, brilliant, but never mind our lack of skill. why were you wearing a suit? when have you ever known me to dress appropriately for anything? ok, that is true. anyway! that's it from us at bbc new broadcasting house. next week, it's our click—mas party. now, it's gonna be different this year, but we are having a party, one way or another! it's gonna happen online and we would love you to join us. absolutely. in the meantime, you can keep up with the team on social media, on youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye! hello. swollen rivers in western england and wales today, i suspect, the persistent rain has gone, some downpours around but a case of sunshine and showers, a bit more dry and bright weather at all points this weekend. at the moment, conditions develop

lara, your distraction tactics. stephen, look over there! fish or keep yourjob. yeah, i am happier on the sofa than on the pitch. we have just happier on the sofa than on the pitch. we havejust been critiqued by the great sven, how about that! never mind our lack of skill. why were you wearing a suit? anyway! that is it from us at bbc new broadcasting house. next, it is our clickmas party, it will be different this year, but we will be having a party. it will be online and we would love it if you could join us. in the meantime, you can keep up with the team on social media, youtube, instagram and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. i buy! -- bye-bye! hello. friday brought us another wet and windy day. the rainfall was particularly heavy and persistent in the west. river levels have been rising across parts of wales, south—west england, scotland, too. this was the picture in ceredigion. we've had plenty of flood warnings around, and there could still be a bit of disruption with flooding as we head into the weeke

joining us now with more from the trump campaign is lara trump. you know, one of the things is, and i don't question anybody's intentions here, lara, at all and i think a lot of people were probably caught off guard and you have people with the best of intentions working in every direction while simultaneously getting all of the eye witnesses, signing affidavits. that takes a lot of time and then we can eventually hear from them, which we did for two weeks. now we've got 17 attorney generals. this is impressive. speak a while, it's impressive and it's fantastic to see. it's actually a beautifully-written argument there by the state of texas. and now we have 17 states come as you said that joined. what this lawsuit is saying is that the reality is election laws in the states of georgia come pennsylvania, and michigan, were violated. they did not follow their state election laws and because of that, it disenfranchises every single american voter added is a really incredible thing to see, because you are right, sean, we need to know that our election

lara trump joins us now.t doesn't come packed in a suitcase and it doesn't come after you throw the poll watchers out, just before that. then the same people that pulled them out are the same people that then spend some time apparently a couple counting at the end they tweeted out it happened that night even. >> yeah, and so outrageous, sean. the fact that we are here in december and we're having to point these things out is mind-boggling. but look, we want everyone's legitimate votes counted in the problem we have is we have shown that there is massive fraud all across the country and georgia in particular has some really egregious voter fraud. 15,000 people voted in the state of georgia that don't even live in the state. if they moved out of the state yet they voted. we think there's around 6,000 ballots in each one of the suitcases that people saw on the crazy video being pulled out. there is for suitcases and if that's the case, that's 24,000 votes. if you take both those things, donald trump overwhelming

lara trump joining me for the latest on that. disturbing reports from whistle-blowers alleging shocking election day irregularities. you want to hear about that and much more coming up on "making money" ♪ snow. david: stocks absorbing some bad news today can with us modest losses. the s&p turned positive for a bit. as investors digest more lockdowns, lower than expected jobs report and covid relief setbacks. why are the markets taking it all in stride? ask kaltbaum capital management gary kaltbaum. bull tick markets chief strategist, katheryne rooney vera. good to see you both. gary, i think markets are focused on pent-up demand released by the vaccines, all of those vaccines, that is why it is overshadowing the bad news. what do you think? >> took the words right out of my mouth, my friend. the word is vaccine. it has overridden anything else going on the market is looking past really terrible numbers around the country on the virus and deaths picking up, just trying to get past it. that is what markets pretty much do. you also

lara is... i was going to mention lara. mention, for example, one of the big characters in this book, amma, who, like you, was a radical theatre director, lesbian, as you were for a while. i have to say, amma seemed to me to reflect elements of your character, but maybe i'm misreading it. no, no, i think you're right there because... but, you know, but i think i have to be very careful about saying the work is autobiographical because one of my novels, the emperor's babe, is about a black girl growing up in roman london 2,000 years ago. my previous novel, mr loverman, is about a gay caribbean man who's 7a years old. right. so clearly not about me. and even this book, 12 characters, all very different from each other. but out of those 12 characters, one, amma, who you mentioned is loosely based on my younger self. so i was very much part of the countercultural community that she came of age in in the 1980s. so, if i may, i want to take you back to your younger self, indeed, your childhood self, because i think your upbringin

lara trump joins me.here seems to be a little tension between the president and governor kemp which i find curious given the fact that governor kemp was nowhere, he was in a primary that called for a runoff. after the president came in he moved up 45 or 50 points. and the president continued to support him even when barack obama, oprah winfrey and michelle obama came in and supported him. but he won't do what he has the power to do while there is an emergency in the form of a pandemic in the state of georgia. >> governor kemp owes his position as governor to donald trump. it would be nice if he reciprocated in some way not just to make sure this goes the way we know it should for the president. but for the american people. he owes it to all of us to do the right thing to make sure we are calling out this fraud and this election is a legitimate election. we have seen so many outrageous voter fraud, especially in the state of georgia. i can see why the president is anoid with the way he sees things go there

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lara, your distraction tactics... stephen, look over there!n for sure keep yourjobs. yeah, i am happier on the sofa than on the pitch, it has to be said. but we've just been critiqued by the great sven, how about that! 0h, brilliant, but never mind our lack of skill. why were you wearing a suit? when have you ever known me to dress appropriately for anything? ok, that is true. anyway! that's it from us at bbc new broadcasting house. next week, it's our click—mas party. now, it's gonna be different this year, but we are having a party, one way or another! it's gonna happen online and we would love you to join us. absolutely. in the meantime, you can keep up with the team on social media, on youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye! hello there. the next couple of days, we are going to hold onto this north—south divide with northern areas seeing the colder, drier, brighter weather with some sunshine, a few showers, wintry on the hills. further south, it will continue to be fairly mild, bu

lara is... i was going to mention lara.as also going to mention, for example, one of the big characters in this book, amma, who, like you, was a radical theatre director, lesbian, as you were for a while. i have to say, amma seemed to me to reflect elements of your character, but maybe i'm misreading it. no, no, i think you're right there because... but, you know, but i think i have to be very careful about saying the work is autobiographical because one of my novels, the emperor's babe, is about a black girl growing up in roman london 2000 years ago. we actually saw our margin growth. the margin in michigan was 14 times the march won the state by four years ago. my margin in pennsylvania is now twice the size as the donald trump margin was four years ago. and yet none of this has stop baseless claims about legitimacy of the results. even more stunning, 17 republican attorneys general and 126 republican members of congress actually signed onto a lawsuit filed by the state of texas. that lawsuit asked the united states supre

lara, tag. you're it. >> ung ththank you, ginger.se, a candle. melissa, how do we put this together, and what tips do you have on making a spa basket? >> yes. so exactly like you were saying. this again, you pick up at any drugstore and they will be open on christmas day, and get creative with your base. here we used a makeup bag, and it's something you can use again, and we stuffed it with all the things you can use again. a nice candle, scrub, cozy socks and anything you think that will personalize it for the person you're giving it to. the greatest thing about all of these is you can't only get it on christmas day, but they're all really affordable. >> i love that. if you are super last minute -- not pointing any fingers, but you have a great idea. if you can't get the basket done, you say? >> gift cards are always a great gift. i mean, who doesn't love to actually pick out their own gifts? gift cards are the way to go if you are really in a pinch. >> great idea. >> thank you so much. great ideas. your backyard looks gorgeous. mic

lara trump joins me.here seems to be a little tension between the president and governor kemp which i find curious given the fact that governor kemp was nowhere, he was in a primary that called for a runoff. after the president came in he moved up 45 or 50 points. and the president continued to support him even when barack obama, oprah winfrey and michelle obama came in and supported him. but he won't do what he has the power to do while there is an emergency in the form of a pandemic in the state of georgia. >> governor kemp owes his position as governor to donald trump. it would be nice if he reciprocated in some way not just to make sure this goes the way we know it should for the president. but for the american people. he owes it to all of us to do the right thing to make sure we are calling out this fraud and this election is a legitimate election. we have seen so many outrageous voter fraud, especially in the state of georgia. i can see why the president is anoid with the way he sees things go there

lara: absolutely.nt of the idea of the incomeree is this fixed that gave us diversification back when interest rates were 7% and 5%. even 4% in the 2000's. it is about time we really saw that fall flat at the height of 2017 and 2018.n now you are less than 1%. 1.25%. , this has of the day trillions of dollars still in it or related to it. will push further out the income segway. all of those things will keep going in. carol: we will be talking with you, no doubt in 2021. she is fs investments chief u.s. economist. great to check in with her. bloomberg businessweek in early march did a cover called the lost year. i thought it was so telling. was coming out in there were? -- there were questions about it. guests who were all in. lara saying we have to see how this plays out ultimately. a lot of questions to figure out on that one. matt: you mentioned the case shaped recovery -- k shaped recovery. training people at the gym, you are not making any money. chances are you did not cash in on the equity refla

lara trump joins me.here seems to be a little tension between the president and governor kemp which i find curious given the fact that governor kemp was nowhere, he was in a primary that called for a runoff. after the president came in he moved up 45 or 50 points. and the president continued to support him even when barack obama, oprah winfrey and michelle obama came in and supported him. but he won't do what he has the power to do while there is an emergency in the form of a pandemic in the state of georgia. >> governor kemp owes his position as governor to donald trump. it would be nice if he reciprocated in some way not just to make sure this goes the way we know it should for the president. but for the american people. he owes it to all of us to do the right thing to make sure we are calling out this fraud and this election is a legitimate election. we have seen so many outrageous voter fraud, especially in the state of georgia. i can see why the president is anoid with the way he sees things go there

we thank lara trump for her time this morning as well.n intensified for a suspect accused of shooting a pennsylvania police officer. watch this as the officer opens the door. francis shoots him three times with a hidden gun. athens returns fire as francis runs away if handcuffs. the 22-year-old was apparently checked for withins during his arrest, athens is expected to be out of the the hospital soon. >>> congresswoman tulsi gabbard slams cdc guidelines saying she won't get the coronavirus vaccine until all seniors get it first. meanwhile, hhs secretary alex azar and dr. fauci plan to get the moderna vaccine this morning. more than 550,000 covid-19 vaccines have been given out so far. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio doubles down on his mission to redistribute wealth. >> fox news going to exactly right, amen. we are going to fight structural racism through redistribution. >> reporter: de blasio says he's making -- in underserved neighborhoods a priority. >>> the since matty bengals stunning the pittsburgh steel ors on monday night f

laura logan, host of lara logan has no agenda on fox nation. and former chair of the house, oversight committee, thank you all for joining me tonight. welcome aboard. now, look, what is fascinating here and sarah, let me speak with you, because we've got a fascinating dynamic with biden being very active, naming lots of people, really making a move to make it seem as though this is already the administration that is in action. what you think of the fact that he is not willing to talk about the attorney general. even andrew cuomo is being discussed as being in the running. that was he doing at? >> i think for a numberr of reasons, but the most important reason being inside hunter biden. that there is already a federal investigation into hunter biden. and remember, media president-elect biden, president-elect biden has been staying up for some time. look at my everything you are hearing about my son, the laptop come all of this -- it's just nothing but russian disinformation. well, tammy, just a mere fact that he is saying we all know is true, th

we cannot wait but first, lara, back with more on the movie. good morning, again, lara.ssoms over christmas trees and hot chocolate but in one very big way it's a more representative holiday movie. >> i'm headed back to milwaukee. my mother is thrilled. >> the holidays are here along with a new lifetime movie, "the christmas setup." >> when i saw him i almost died. >> i'm sure it was all in your head. >> no, literally i fell down the stairs. . >> reporter: it's the network's first movie with ann lgbtq story line. >> just a lovely story that follows lovely people that are accepting and kind. >> reporter: the movie follows hugo, a new york lawyer who returns home to milwaukee for the holidays. his mom played by fran drescher plays match maker between him and his secret high school crush, patrick. >> i just thought that, you know, he's so handsome and smart. >> reporter: the movie filled with positive lgbtq messages. >> i think if there were movies like this when we were a kid coming out would have been -- i probably would have come out a lot sooner. i think it would have b

lara: but getting the job is just the first hurdle. forms, and both race and gender can introduce challenges. we are meeting a new client for the first time and he walks into the room and he just starts addressing the oldest—looking male in the room at the time. and what i've learned is that, eventually, if you actually focus, just cut out the noise, and just focus at really becoming good at what you do, eventually, i think, in the long run, that will prove itself and show itself. i would really like to know how it is to be a minority in tech where you are, or to be a mother in tech, and what challenges you have faced. while i'm not a mother in tech, i am a minority in tech, and i can touch on that some. i'll be really honest, it's a challenge sometimes, you know? there was a while where i was the only black woman in my building because i'm an engineer. and it can get isolating. it's super—crucial to be able to find community outside of work. so, right now, i have a very strong network full of women from many races, and we connect quit

time as possible outside — ventilation and all — and one person who spends a lot of time outside is larayes, i've been running outside more than ever. i think itjust gives you a sense of freedom and at the moment, some sort of sense of normality — although i have been getting very annoyed. this week, people have not been indicating properly! the cars are just turning around the corner! but i do understand that runners aren't actually that popular at the moment. don't run on the road! now, listen, talking of which, a lot more people have been doing this as well lately. in the last year or so, i've e—scootered around bits of london, copenhagen, wellington and auckland. seems like a lifetime ago now. it certainly does. they are legal in many countries but in the uk, you could only ride them on private land — untiljuly this year, that was, where a trial to see how rental e—scooters could work in uk cities commenced. there are some concerns though — one being the safety of the riders and other people, and another being the fact that not every e—scooter on the road is allowed to be there. in a

>> lara trump is wrong.be over for a lot of people in about 45 or 50 days, and she's one of them. there's a lot of people about to lose their microphone, and fortunately lara trump is one of them. >> don, do you want to throw stuff at your tv when you hear stuff like that? >> i find it more sad. i find it equal parts of sad and funny and that puts a feeling in me that i don't know what to do here. the reality is it's extremely funny and serious, but on the other hand, people are listening to these folks. they're plotting on kidnapping the governor and they're listening to civil servants who are just trying to do their job and certify the election. i think these folks like lara trump understand what they're saying when they know the legal remedies have been exhausted. i think they understand they're calling on rebellious actions and that sends an extremely dangerous, but a real reality for people who have to live with this stuff every day. >> or the ambivalence is confusing either way. thank you for making se

if you want to enjoy it, you can watch "folklore" the video sessions. >> lara? lara? last time. >> that's so nice. >> i know. >> so nice. >> you can continue now. >> she's the best and i just -- no. thank you. i couldn't agree more, robin. glad you love her as much as i do. robin is a size small. thank you, taylor. >>> we do move on. i wanted to share this. robin, we talked about this special mom telling her little girl that the only opinion that matters your own. news anchor at wls started to wear her glasses on the air. not because she needed to see the teleprompter better, but to tell her daughter a message. >> here's the story. i learned last week that one of my daughters was not wearing hers because she was afraid of what people in her class would say or think about her. so in a gesture of solidarity i've been wearing mine all week to make this point, whatever people say or think about you is none of your business. just be yourself authentically and unapologetically, the rest will work itself out. >> good for her. >> it sure will. babich shared her daughter's sto

trump campaign senior adviser lara trump joins us in moments on all of that but we begin tonight with karl rove, former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and the national finance chairman from the national fund very involved in cases there. also constitutional jonathan turley both fox news contributors and correspondent geraldo rivera correspondent at large. great to have you here tonight. the first thing i want to note with regard to these election issues, jonathan turley, is this quote by georgia's secretary of state brad wrap wraps aspergillh i think is pretty chilling. >> we have opened an investigation into a group called america votes sending ballots to people where they have not voted since 1994. new georgia sent voter applications to new york city at operation new voter registration georgia who is telling college students in georgia that though can change their residency to georgia and change it back after the election. who are these groups and who is supporting them it doesn't matter if the numbers are small. this is what everybody from bill barr to jimmy cart

host of fox nation's lara logan. lara logan has no agenda. it doesn't mean she has nothing to do.r and honestly. lara, welcome. >> thank you so much, brian. brian: lara, first off, is this a surprise that big tech is all in for joe biden? and is this pay back because the trump campaign in 2016 used big tech to help pull off the biggest upset in american history. >> no, this is strategic, brian. this was actually a plan that was where by media matters for america and many very powerful people within the democratic establishment who wrote up their strategy in the wake of trump's election. in fact, as he was being inaugurated they were presenting it to donors. one of the things that it said was that they were going to counter the influence that big tech had had in being used as a platform by the trump campaign. and if you go back to president obama's exit interview from the white house was in rolling stone magazine. he put his defeat down to two things. one was that the white working class voters who voted him into power not once but twice did not vote democrat in 2016. the other thi

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"lara logan has no agenda: exclusively on fox nation. >> what i care about is one thing, the truth. >hat matter to america one story at a time. >> we see this but we don't ever see where they go. we don't know what they've been through. you can see on their faces. "lara logan has no agenda: at ♪ piano playing ♪ "what the world needs now" ♪ the only thing a disaster can't destroy is hope help now at redcross.org ♪ irresistibly smooth chocolate. to put the world on pause. lindor. made to melt you. by the lindt master chocolatier. [♪] ashley: live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmier. president-elect joe biden continuing to work on rounding out his cabinet. he will make attorney general bacerra secretary of health and human services. biden said he will be ready to name michelle what lynn ski as cdc director. the vaccine arrived in london sunday in preparation for vaccinations tuesday. the queen and her husband prince philip will be among the first to get that. welcome back to the fox nation all-american christmas at fox square. get this. were just moments away from the s

70 percent in fact she is a peer it will be their regular classical strain of their call with 19 lara's but how much because impact onto the solidity of the disease or effective enough effectiveness of the vaccine is certainly something that we don't know to be honest but this is something that public health england is working very effectively end of it in 3 weeks we will have more information but it is less likely it's going to significantly impact on the vaccine success so therefore the cutting back program that is on of weight will not have any significant setback. for a mad mad mad man for all of us from lancaster university thanks very much for your information. thanks for having me before. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines this hour a powerful blast has rocked the afghan capital kabul killing at least 9 people officials say the explosion was caused by a car bomb more than 20 people were wounded in the attack including a member of parliament. police in japan of rescued dozens of ski is trapped on a ski slope by heavy snow fall the group including $22.0

lara logan, host of lara logan has no agenda on fox nation.new year's eve to you. >> thank you and same to you. griff: turning now to your headlines, crazy video shows a group of teenagers attacking a bmw in broad daylight. one of the suspects a 15-year-old boy was arrested overnight. the bmw driver telling the "new york post" the teens randomly attacked his car as he drove down 50 avenue with his elderly mother in the passenger seat. he described it as something you would see on the streets of a war zone. and this. a hospital worker is fired for removing 57 violation of the covid vaccine from a refrigerator. >> police say the employee at advocate alaura health in wisconsin admit to doing it on purpose. 40singing the hospital to throw away more than 500 doses of moderna's vaccine from its inventory. the doses were intended for frontline workers. the person's motive for removing the violation is under investigation. and the shocking announcement from new york governor andrew cuomo. people in the empire state are banned from eating inside restau

time as possible outside — ventilation and all — and one person who spends a lot of time outside is laras, i've been running outside more than ever. i think itjust gives you a sense of freedom and at the moment, some sort of sense of normality — although i have been getting very annoyed. this week, people have not been indicating properly! the cars are just turning around the corner! but i do understand that runners aren't actually that popular at the moment. don't run on the road! now, listen, talking of which, a lot more people have been doing this as well lately. in the last year or so, i've e—scootered around bits of london, copenhagen, wellington and auckland. seems like a lifetime ago now. it certainly does. they are legal in many countries but in the uk, you could only ride them on private land — untiljuly this year, that was, where a trial to see how rental e—scooters could work in uk cities commenced. there are some concerns though — one being the safety of the riders and other people, and another being the fact that not every e—scooter on the road is allowed to be there. in a f

thanks, lara. >>> we're going to turn to our "gma" cover story and dr.aying she should drop the doctor from her title. deb roberts has more on this controversy. good morning, deb. >> reporter: good morning, cecelia. yeah, this is a piece that has sparked outrage around the country. some women including meghan mccain calling it misogynistic. well, the woman now at the center of this controversy is having her say. the soon-to-be first lady finally speaking out about those questioning her title on the latest episode of "the late show with stephen colbert." >> some people have recently taken it upon themselves to question that title of yours. do you have any reaction to those people? >> yeah, that was such a surprise. >> reporter: the reaction coming after a contentious op-ed published in "the wall street journal" saying she should drop doctor as a title since her degree is in education and not medicine. the writer author joseph epstein referring to the future first lady as kiddo asking any chance you might drop the doctor before your name? dr. jill biden so

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