i'm sure her majesty watches the papers every night.ill say congratulations. the picture by the way it is not here. i know people change their backdrops when they do stuff like this to make it 0k. they do stuff like this to make it ok. but i don't. in that picture is there all the time and anybody who does a zoom with me, many businesses, they will see that picture is always there. i haven't done this especially for tonight. but i was fortunate enough. done this especially for tonight. but i was fortunate enoughm done this especially for tonight. but i was fortunate enough. it is not framed. i was fortunate enough to get knighted into the other five and now it is me having the shoulder. i tell you what is so wonderful. —— and 2005. in a time have so much distress, notjust life, that world is not a good place, western democracy is not, in the country here, we have been challenged like never before in peacetime in living memory. and if we canjust peacetime in living memory. and if we can just occasionally get a simple unification, a symbo

westminster in london, bespeaks of majesty at buckingham palace. inns of england, the public houses with signs of hospitality, calling up the great bounty of fellow commonship. they seek good times galore. signs of hospitality, yes, indeed. and it was in the inn yards of england that the stage of shakespeare had its beginnings. romeo, romeo, where for are thy romeo. his plays are still the thing in strike th sfratford his home place. there's the universal idea of the oneness of mankind. people everywhere are certainly one in the love of sports. in england, it's horse racing. with the added delight of a day in the country. ♪ there's more gentle pleasure in a boat trip on the river. do you know the original statue of liberty stands within sight of the eiffel tower. notre dame has imagimajesty fro angle. good living and the joy of life. there are as much monuments to french culture as the arc detriumph. this is decidedly more, it is the spirit of the city of light. the french spirit. what is the piece de resistance? something delectable, to be sure. s

here's the way i see it and the country should see, it that the people have spoken, and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. i was just told that president clinton -- he ran a strong campaign, i wish him well in the white house and i want the country to know that our entire administration will work closely with his team to ensure this mid transition of power. there is important work to be done and america must always come first. so we will get behind this new president and wish him well. and all who voted for, us voted for, me here, especially here, but all across the country, thank you for your support. and we have fought the good fight and we have kept the faith and i believe i have held the honor of the presidency of the united states. [applause] now i ask that we stand behind our new president, and regardless of our differences, all americans share the same purpose. to make this, the world's greatest nation, more safe and more secure and to guarantee every american shot at the american dream. and i would like to think so many of you who have worked beside me to improve america

what has her majesty also said?erving the country past thejubilee. continue serving the country past the jubilee. because continue serving the country past thejubilee. because the monarchy is a job for life. which it certainly is. although i think people would understand if a woman in her 805, is that right? wanted to take a bit of a backseat. but she has done the normal things over her careers as monarch. and certainly in the last nine months he's been a force of stability and calm. and con5i5tency. personally, i would give her a day. it's nice that we have a constant. 90 for eight years young. isn't that amazing, brilliant, fa nta5tic. 90 for eight years young. isn't that amazing, brilliant, fanta5tic. it's that kind of, it's what you want to hear, is in a? rememberthe that kind of, it's what you want to hear, is in a? remember the message that she had for the nation when we we re that she had for the nation when we were in the depths of lockdown. what the queen provides in this situation and what we don't have a

i think that is you being knighted by her majesty the queen there. 2005. just popped up there.sary of the queen and prince philip delicious keep focusing on the coronavirus christmas, digby, this battle, this board is backfilling to save our christmas. no prime minister. ask boris battling. no prime minister wants to fight the next election with posters going to say the man who stole your christmas. laughter. if foryour time, —— for your time, christmas. laughter. if foryour time, —— foryourtime, a lot of christmas. laughter. if foryour time, —— for your time, a lot of all of this won't be forgotten but they won't fight on it. but anybody went to oppose the prime minister that messed up your christmas, it is a gift. that would endure down to a general election for your time. so he is doing everything he can to make sure that people enjoy the christmas. and i believe they are pushing out little rumours about the fa ct pushing out little rumours about the fact that the price might be a big serious lockdown regionally or nationally injanuary serious lockdown regionally or national

well, then, i hereby declare this land property of her majesty the queen. oh, guise, he said hereby, there's nothing we can do now. stand back and stand by. crafty, huh? but if none of these plans work and donald trump can't stop joe biden from becoming president all is not lost for the g.o.p. because it turns out mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader and world's most powerful ball sack, has got a plan to take care of biden even if he wins. >> axios has a good piece out today about mcconnell arguing if he keeps the majority he will force biden to keep his cabinet choices centrist. >> mcconnell's already lining up troops to be ready to make things dill for the biden administration, looking to control the type of cabinet biden can assemble and the type of hearings he can have. >> mitch mcconnell and the republicans in the senate will be a block game for us. >> doesn't matter who's the president, i will be the blocker in chief. so that's where things stand with the election. well, i mean, that's where things stand if you're watching the news. because if you'

and the ruler of bahrain now is-- >> his majesty king haimoud ascended the throne in 1999.ook us to an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy, two houses a legislative branch, appointed house, an elected house. the an appointed house interesting for us today had people from different backgrounds in bahrain, so there was always reputation from the indigenous jewish society from bahrain, in the appointed house. actually, one of the members was later representing bahrain here in washington d.c. as an ambassador for a number of years and so, he, his majesty has been invested in safety and security for many years and hence, building on the u.s. navy's fleet. we've been in every u.s.-led military operation in the region. we've hosted the international maritime security construct, a number of countries, ctf, et cetera. so, we've been looking at peace within the region for a pillar for economic stability, progress, and moving forward. >> your country ishat percenta shiite and what percentage sunni? >> we never looked at it, david. i think it's-- we're looking at bahrain fir

both of you, if i'm not, have met her majesty and you have honors given to you by her majesty.re, because you might do something wrong, or is everybody just perfectly comfortable and it's like any other flat? ( laughs ) >> it's not like most flats i've been to. i was-- i was very nervous. but it wasn't the queen that gave-- that i met. i met princess ann. and the palace-- what was hilarious, it turns out everything we've done in "the crown" was toned down compared to as it is in the actual palace. there are -- >> stephen: meaning what? >> i wasn't there on a rainy wednesday afternoon, an average day. it was a day when it was-- but there were endless people with gold frills on their shoulders and all sorts of different outfits and different uniforms and-- but the staff were so sweet. and if you looked nervous, they'd go, "don't worry, it's all okay. do you want a cup of tea?" you know, they were sweet-- "just turn to the left, look that way, stop here" they helped you along the way. but it was an extraordinary experience, i mean, one i-- it's one i will never forget. and i sort

but step forward stephen ellison, her majesty's consul general in chongqing, with natty socks. is no time to think. there is no time to consider. there is no rational decision. there was a girl in difficulties. ithink if... if no one had taken action, she would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but suddenly, she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i was just first to get my shoes off and jump in. they eventually haul her up and our hero climbs out. i have had a few comments from any friends on the socks. i didn't have time to take my iphone out. so that's gone now. mr ellison has been hailed a hero in china, where his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow.

. >> reporter: the majesty of mount evans, named for john evans of 1800's colorado territorial governorme say the naming honors the winning of the west. could you see it from here? >> yeah. right there. front and center, right over those trees. location that most anybody can see in the denver metro area. >> reporter: ernest house jr. is a member of a ute mountain ute tribe, and former executive director of the colorado commission of indiana, fairs and the great-grandson of jack house, the last hereditary chief of the ute ute mountain tribe. to house the name evan means this: >> his connection with the massacre of 1864 will forever go down in history on a mark as his status as somebody who has been an historical figure for the state of colorado. >> reporter: he didn't participate in the massacre. >> he had a level of culpable. >> reporter: evan issues a proclamation that said kill all hostile indians so tribes surrendered to the government for protection and some settled at sand creek. a group of the u.s. cavalry slaughtered mostly elderly men, women, and children. today, it's a national

i've never been i maybe even john when the president of the united states is majesty king hussein of the hashemite kingdom of jordan is actually one single mom who's mubarak, president of the arab republic of egypt. it is actually, it's the prime minister of israel chairman arafat. please take your good pablo. there. saw you here. see, was it possible bows on a gerbil, just to e.u. sugar then to our great being a soldier and surveyed knew what to do there to make peace moment. most of these where the years of hope, when the peace camps felt that they were somehow indicates they are bringing to their people the fruits and open the same hotel, a spontaneous get together of the oslo veterans among them. the original negotiators and it was 100, you know, it's a one day off and also one that i'm at this. yes, i am optimistic. yes. i believe that the process to get there to continue despite the cold, if you come to me face to succeed, we have both. we have a good political push disperses for poland. i concur with both of them. what i said, and we have no choice. and there is some good comm

preached in pakistan and sub on the streets of britain, in the interest of our own security that her majesty's government should make clear the state-supported persecution must end. >> reporter: i can tell him they raised this issue and we urge the government of pakistan to guarantee the rights of all its citizens. >> the largest increase in employment, the prime minister will know the hospitality sectors were dealt a heavy blow by covid-19. we can't forget businesses in the supply chain, for the fellow scheme to cover costs. will the prime minister raise perspective with the chancellor and bring forward a package that offers businesses some hope. >> he raises an excellent point and one of the things we are looking at is ways of making sure tourists go through tough winter months. >> a celebration of hope, the christmas festival, and there is something for every one. families and friends able to celebrate the most important occasion as we usually do. >> the more intensively we follow the rules the more we follow the guidance in this tough period leading up to the second of december. as normal

but step forward stephen ellison, her majesty's consul general in chongqing, with natty socks.ision. there was a girl clearly in some great difficulties. ithink, you know, if no one had taken action she clearly would have lost her life. as he pulls for the bank, he lifts her face clear. for a short time, he feared the worst. but suddenly, she is breathing again. i'm sure someone would have jumped in, i was just first to get my shoes off and jump in. after a struggle, they eventually haul her up and our sodden hero climbs out to the side. i have had a few comments from my friends on the socks, yes. unfortuately i didn't have time to take my iphone out of my pocket. so that's gone now, it's seen better days. mr ellison has been hailed a hero in china, where his courage has been shared with millions on social media and done much to improve britain's reputation. the woman, a 24—year—old student from wuhan, has recovered and invited her rescuer to dinner next weekend. james landale, bbc news. good going. let's go live to the space station. they are waiting for the hatch to lock. the

his lens has captured everyone from her majesty the queen to jackie kennedy to listen to taylor. however, one of his most notable achievements has been to photograph the last 12 american presidents in office until that is donald trump brooks, the run. alex takes up the story with heidi benson. and i don't like to be joined from florida by legendary photographer hottie benson holly. welcome to the alex salmond. show a pleasure waiting it all, all my life to be on here and i am yours. it's just 12 american presidents photographed by you, but their outgoing pres, the new donald trump, of them have a, an all together even relationship. are you hoping to go on much better with and coming joe biden? that's why i'm not mad. joe biden is a nice guy. you know, he's not even a ring agreeable. but donald trump brought the romney. it wouldn't let you into the white house. will you take a nice photograph before that? oh, i'm home for the graft. maybe for 2 years. and me, so i said this to him when i ran into him some reception. i said to him, donna, i'd like to come on one photograph you in t

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minister's somewhat sketchy knowledge, perhaps of the of the goings on in the parliament and her majesty the queen, who all was surprised observer selling myself a big perhaps even yourself that when she addressed the parliament, she seemed to have done a fair amount of homework, which was quite impressive. well, the inventor of the moment coming from early isn't a great secret, tends to go backwards and forwards between the parlors and the presiding officers office, a member on a confidential basis. and maybe i just allow them some of these speeches, though, of what she should offer to help the prime minister about going to some a vase. but what's the reaction in scotland been to the, the prime minister's attack? and he says, look, he was really attacking the s.n.p. wasn't really attacking the, the concept of devolution after all, he was a spectacularly successful mayor of london and by his own rights as a lower point there, he really was just making a political attack. there's been a wee bit twisted out of perspective. well, i know of you solly distinguished turk columnist to cern the

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her majesty will have reigned for 70 years on the 6th of february, but events will be held from the 2nd said it would be a "truly historic moment" and deserved a "celebration to remember". the events will reflect the queen's reign, the longest of any british sovereign. the education minister in wales has confirmed there will be no gcse, as or a—level exams in the summer of 2021. grades will instead be based on classroom assessments. in a statement to the welsh parliament, kirsty williams said it was impossible to guarantee a level playing field for exams due to the continuing impact of the covid pandemic. i have seen concerns that we cannot predict the status of the virus in the summer, and therefore it could be difficult to physically hold exams. and it is true that there could be challenges. however, i must reiterate that the primary reason for my policy is down to fairness and the time learners will spend in school and colleges will have varied hugely. home learning, blended learning really is no equivalent of learning in a school. the inconsistency of the experience that our young p

single day i'm here, i witness breaches of the "hands, face, and space" criteria set out by her majesty'sare at risk. i'm concerned to hear the honourable lady say this is not a covid—secure workplace. i think if you look around, you see the precautions that have been taken, the advice given to people to wear masks — which most people are doing as they walk about the palace of westminster — the gaps that have been placed, the covid—security of this chamber. jacob rees—mogg. now, mps have accused the housing secretary of misusing taxpayers' money in allocating funding to boost struggling towns in england. last year, a multi—billion pound scheme was launched to help deprived areas. but controversy arose when it was announced that robertjenrick‘s constituency of newark had been chosen to receive £25 million. looking into the matter, the commons spending watchdog, the public accounts committee, found that the process for selecting the recipients was "not impartial". a lack of transparency, the report said, could fuel accusations of political bias — accusations made forcefully by labour's shad

the words here — for all those who place themselves at risk for the protection of others, for her majesty'sl essential workers who are supporting us through the pandemic. rememberance has been very different this year, changed by the pandemic. lots of people perhaps in our thoughts this year, like health care workers who wouldn't normally be. i mean, yes, we remember ourfallen today, but the support we get through this pandemic from the nation i think needs to be recognized. just tell me, what was the atmosphere like in there? it must be slightly more nerve—racking because there were so few people present? i think i would be the wrong person to ask about nerves. i never get nervous, but... there were no nerves for me. it was just a reflection. thank you very much forjoining us and for telling us what it was like to be involved in that service. well, as you said there, as was the case at the cenotaph on sunday, it has been a very different remembrance week. it has been socially distanced. the public hasn't been allowed to attend. veterans, by and large, haven't been able to attend. and altho

i maybe even john will the president of the united states is majesty king hussein of the hashemite kingdom of jordan, his actual inseam obama, whose new book current president of the arab republic of egypt. it is actually it's a good start for me. prime minister of israel chairman arafat. please take a good hard look. 1st saw you in your city was even possible. goes on regular bill just 3 years ago and to our great division soldier and surveyed knew what to do to make peace moment possible. these years of hope, when the peace camps felt that they were somehow vindicated, they are bringing to their people the fruits and open the same hotel, a spontaneous get together of the oslo veterans among them, the original negotiators and it was 100, you know them doing this a one day affair, also the one that i'm just yes, what i am going to miss this, i believe that the process will continue despite of all the difficulties we face, but we see we have both. we have a good little push disperses far away. i concur with that, but well, i'm what i said and we have not. and there's some good common langua

did i ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states is majesty king hussein of the hashemite kingdom of jordan is excellent. seem obama, who's mubarak, president of the arab republic of each other. it is actually, it's a good start for me. prime minister of israel chairman arafat. please take your good hard look the saw in your city once we both blows on the eager bill, just to eat sugar into our great division soldier and serve a new way to do there to make peace moment. most of these years of hope when the peace gaps felt that they were somehow vindicated, bringing to their people the fruits. i don't go in the same hotel, a spontaneous get together of the oslo veteran. among them, the original negotiators and then with a 100 you will more than you think know it's a one day off, you know, the one that i'm yes, yes. when i am optimistic, yes, i believe that the process will continue. despite of all the difficulties we face, but we have both, we have a good political push this process for all and i concur with up, well what i said and we have no choice and there is some good c

depicted in this show well i don't i mean i think i think what the show manages to do and i hope that majesty is to is to not trade in stereotypes i think you know a lot of the a lot of the depictions of this well classically on some level get a lot of it right in terms of the level of sort sociopathy and psychopathy at the top of these institutions i mean i'm not going to states that just the states is what tends to be put on screen quite a lot while we were hoping to do is show 5 pretty flawed pretty human pretty vulnerable characters who you know very very young very impressionistic and show on some level how they vary so it's these places that on some levels of these places are very corrosive to the light as i said before me mickey would never really interested in writing something that extracts about why banking never seen anyone for their i.q. want to see before. how many of these have you had 94 new york far here and. where you hear them well it's not a very political answer but. i think mediocrity is too well hidden by parents who hire private tutors. i'm here. yeah i mean i shouldn't

thanks very much for watching the missionary under pressure majesty. the diplomat who always gets straight to the point the good to institute outgoing director. close to telling him on the last cultural diplomatic starts november 16th on a day w. the palace of justice in nuremberg. after the 2nd world war, nearly $200.00 defendants were brought here to be held accountable for 12 years of dictatorship, military aggression, tara and mass murder. at the heart of proceedings was the international military tribunals which tried key war criminals from germany. the 4 victorious powers responded to the nazis once in a millennium crimes. with a once in a millennium trial, on nov 20th, 1945 some 20 high ranking nancy leaders were brought by elevator to the court in room 600. the former rights marshall hermann goering willingly took on the role of most senior nazi. he was followed by grand admiral carl dern, it's whom hitler had appointed as president of the reich in his will. and rudolf hess, hitler's former deputy. the defendants never showed the slightest remo

that's the majesty of democracy. it's always hard. it's always unruly. it's always subject to allegations of difficulty in the process. but in the end, as winston churchill said, democracy is the worst form of government on earth, except for all the others. he was exactly right. do. in all of what we so, we all have to be patient -- what we do. so, we all have to be patient. there may be changes in outcomes , and states that have been announced, and once the process is exhausted and the right things have been done, i pray and hope that we will all accept the results of the election. whether we one or we lost. on that note, there's a headline today in "the usa today." what role do you see your group having after the election to help instill some of that trust in a democratic process? guest: we will still be involved. we will stay on this. dan coats, who used to be the head of national intelligence under president trump and was a former senator from indiana and a friend of all of us is on the council. he has been advocating for a congressional resolution o

and her majesty the queen, who watches from the balcony, as members of the royal family take their placeor big ben to strike and two minutes' silence at 11 o'clock. big ben chimes. big ben chimes.

i i, i made these and gentlemen, the president of the united states is majesty king hussein of the hashemite kingdom of jordan is excellent. seymour ahmed mubarak, president of the arab republic of egypt. it is actually say you decide to be prime minister of israel chairman arafat. please take a good model of the saudi. you see was impossible, goes on drink or build, just to eat, you should go and do all the great basin soldier inserted a new way to do to make peace moment. most of these where the years of hope, when the peace camps felt that they were somehow indicate they are bringing to their people the fruits. i don't do my same hotel, a spontaneous get together of the oslo veterans among them. the original negotiators and it was one of, you know, it's a one day off, you know, the one that i'm yes, yes. what i am going to miss this, i believe that the process will continue despite the cold. if you come to me facebook succinctly, we have both, we have a good live to push this process for i concur with what i said, that we have no choice. and there is some good common language around this

your majesty, we ask you to accept this key formally on your 25th year.t was wonderful watching the pictures because i could remember covering the diamond jubilee in 2012 and the huge throngs of people that turned out for the queen was something extraordinary andi queen was something extraordinary and i think this is very much a focal point and something to look forward to in 18 months' time and we hope everything is back to normal because there are huge plans afoot. it's worth repeating, february the 6th, 2022, the queen will have reigned as monarch for 70 years. that is quite extraordinary. she has broken so many records during her reign in her lifetime, the longest serving british monarchy and the first british monarch to pass the platinum jubilee but also other amazing records. this is a woman who came to the throne aged 25 in the early 19505 when it was very much a man's world and i think that will be an interesting thing to reflect on come 2022. i know there is a timeline of sort, but is there any more information as to how things might pan out? i t

>> number one is michelle obama and number two is angelina jolie and number three is her majesty queenlizabeth ii. >> mark: upping the rankings, we need to get the queen up to number one, deroy. >> absolutely. >> mark: thank you, thank you. a pennsylvania state a senator investigating the integrity of the election results was vaporized from social media today. what happened and what did he find out about the election? that is straight ahead on "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ >> mark: a pennsylvania state senator by the name of doug massstern held a hearing concerning allegations of voter fraud in this month's election. oh my. that didn't make big tech happy so today twitter disappeared him. of course, after an outcry, twitter yet again claimed that it was all just a big misunderstanding. to be fair, it could be that the fact checking sensors over at twitter are still recovering from massive vegan overload that they consumed during indigenous people's day. that would explain how twitter managed to censor a sitting pennsylvania state senator while also missing something surely even more do

>> number one is michelle obama and number two is angelina jolie and number three is her majesty queenth ii. >> mark: upping the rankings, we need to get the queen up to number one, deroy. >> absolutely. >> mark: thank you, thank you. a pennsylvania state senator investigating the integrity of the election results was vaporized from social media today. what happened and what did he find out about the election? that is straight ahead on "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $400 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local xfinity store to make the most of your mobile experience. you can shop the latest phones, bring your own device, or trade in for extra savings. that's simple, easy, awesome. visit your local xfinity store today to ask, shop, discover the latest on xfinity mobile. >> mark: a pennsylvania state senator by the name of doug massstern held a hearing c

. >> people have spoken and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. >> i've said repeatedly campaign that the president was my opponent and not my enemy and i wish him well. >> to the strength of the country, i offer my concession. >> i spoke to president bush and his wife laura and congratulated them on their victory. >> gnome congratulating him but offering our next president earnest effort to find ways to come together. >> this is a time of great challenges for america and i pray that the president will be successful in guiding our nation. >> i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. >> it's no doubt difficult to admit defeat. losing isn't fun. but every one of those candidates put aside ego and pof the united states and we have yet to see from president trump. abby, president of the united states refusing to accept the results of this democratic election. what kind of message do you think this sends to not only the people who voted but abroad, our allies and our enemies? >> i think it undermines the united states' ability to take

well, the president of the united states is majesty king hussein of the hashemite kingdom of jordan is actually one single mom who's mubarak, president of the arab republic of egypt. it is actually, it's a good start to be prime minister of israel chairman arafat. please take your good pablo there. saw you here see once we both blows on the eager bill just to eat, you should go into our great basin. soldier and survey knew what to do to make peace moment. most of these where the years of hope, when the peace camps felt that they were somehow vindicated, they are bringing to their people the fruits, you know, from the same hotel, a spontaneous get together of the oslo veterans among them the original negotiators . and it was one of the, you know, it's a one day off and also one that i'm good at this. yes, i am optimistic. yes. i believe that the process will continue despite the cold difficulties we face. but subsequently we have both. we have a good political push disperses far away. i concur with up, well, what i said, and we have no choice. and there is some good common language arou

. >> we like our presidents to resonate with the majesty of the office, but they're human beings anding at things we didn't think, you know, could be survived. >> it's the lying that will get you in trouble. >> i'm now massively disappointed and angry, because you put a lot of risk when you do something like that. >> there is such a thing as the constitution and there is such a thing as an impeachable offense. >> it's not like you're running a hot-dog stand here. you're running the country. >> the truth did come out, but the american public never heard about it. >> bill clinton and the media and the country would never be the same. ♪

and we respect the majesty of the democratic system. just called governor clinton over in little rock and offered my congratulations. he did run a strong campaign. i wish him well in the white house. >> the american people have spoken and spoken clearly. i called senator barack obama to congratulate him. please. to congratulate him on being the president of the country we both love. >> i hope that he will be a successful president for all americans. >> those calls, those speeches, made with dignity and honor. we know president trump does not do tradition. and so far, he's refusing to concede. instead, his group of lawyers have launched a slew of lawsuits, claiming without evidence -- i'm going to say that again, claiming without any evidence, from was election fraud and that president trump is the rightful winner. joining us is chris whipple, the author of "the gatekeepers" how the white house chief of staff defines every presidency. let's get technical. do we need trump to concede? >> you don't. that's not required by law. it's hard no

it's one of the majesties of the country is the power lesson fu full.ll equal footing in a courtroom and i trust the woman to make the right decision. it's got to be investigated. i would lower the accusations and increase the evidence. if there is evidence of widespread systemic fraud, and some point that needs to be shown. they may just be mistakes. they may be miscalculations and maybe it doesn't have to be fraud. we want a vote tally that we can rely upon. i think the president feels like he has the right and the responsibility to make sure it happens. >> bret: a notice on journalists to dig in things that are alleged. when i say we just haven't seen it, we have ends. if do, we will. less wordy, karl. >> are country is finding ourselves in a contentious moment in the pandemic. in any other time it's calmest among the political figures in the belief in the ultimate ability of the american people to sustain a republic by having confidence in the outcome of the democratic election at the heart of it. please, everybody, step back and let the process wor

her majesty and his royal highness is celebrating in lock down like the rest of us, except they're inalace. happy anniversary. the rest of us have netflix, and "the crown" bringing royal watching to the masses. >> a special photo for a special occasion tonight, queen elizabeth and her husband, the duke of edenboro are celebrating 73 years of marriage with a mand made card from their great grandchildren their wedding in 1947 at westminster abbey was two years after the end of world war ii. winston church littill was a gu. they have had their share of up and downs over the years their personal trials depicted in netflix hit series the crown. >> what kind of a marriage is this >> bringing their story to a new global audience. as britains longest serving monarch, queen elizabeth has been a constant for an entire generation her marriage to prince phillip, the longest in british royal history. tonight, the queen and her 99-year-old husband have stood the test of time >>> hurricane season has hit central america very hard. now, help from a celebrity chef behind the scenes of his work to deli