in 1795, 17-year-old martha married thomas peter, eldest son of georgetown's first mayor robert peter. in 1805, thomas and martha purchased the tudor place property asking their friend to design a suitable house for the 8 1/2 acre property. this is the presentation that he provideded to the family and found in the after chive. this is a good time to mention that thomas and martha peter were ardent federalists, one possible way they had columbia, america, and britannia on their three daughters. unlike her older sisters, britannia was educated locally in georgetown spending four years at the young ladies academy at the convent, the school is known as georgetown visitation. in 1842, britannia married beverly kennon, a naval officer who was command dent of the washington navy yard. tragically, their marriage was 16 months. during those 16 months, before tanya gave birth to the couple's only child martha who she called markie who was only 4 months old at the time of commodore kennon's death. newly widows, they returned to tudio place to live with britannia's mother. except for a brief peri

if you look simply at the margins across the state. >> martha: peter, i understand what you're saying and i appreciate the fact you're looking into it and we covered it extensively here as well. but i think the problem is that we have this reaction in people who have been led to believe that something was going to change when it wasn't. there is a lot of anger out there and some of it is directed from people who've been very staunch supporters of the president who felt they were misled. can you speak to that? >> misled by whom? >> martha: misled by the idea that anything was going to change, it was actually going to flip the election and people who are saying yesterday, they would believe that that was going to happen yesterday. that was not going to happen yesterday. i think that needs to be said. >> it could have happen yesterday. i thought matt gaetz and everybody yesterday was magnificent in speaking about what could have happened in that chamber. of >> martha: the one person who had the ability to do that was vice president pence and he looked at it very closely and believed it c

brent. >> bret[laughs] >> martha: thank you, peter. >> bret: let's bring in david purdue for his perspective on what's been the intense rays for the senate. senator, thank you for being here. >> hey, martha and brett, how are you? >> bret: i'm doing well. let me ask you, where you think things stand? there's a lot of talk into concern among republicans that turn out is not going to be as high in parts because they are angry and certain corners in the state about how november 3rd turned out. >> where about where we were in november. i won the race by two points, 52 per and half percent rejected jon ossoff in my opponent. so, tomorrow is not unlike what we saw in november. we have a strong republican turnout we will win again. that's what the president is coming tonight for basically to convince the base out here and the people who have not voted yet in this runoff sum to and a half million people voted for him in november and voted for me in november. this race, we have about 2 million people yet to vote. who voted in november. that's what the call out for tonight. >> bret: you heard peter do

martha. >> thank you peter. >> president trump will make an election appearance here in georgia tomorrow nightesident also encouraged some of his staunch supporters in congress to challenge the electoral college results wednesday. he is putting some major pressure on one particular official here in georgia. here's the latest from the white house. >> so tell me, what are we going to do? we won the election and it's not fair to take it away from us. >> georgia secretary of state brad rath berger, a republican, tells president trump his figures are wrong. in a phone call the washington post said it obtained. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11780 votes which is one more than we have because we won the same. >> the present will have to look for another state to overturn the election. the white house refuses to follow. senior advisor to president-elect biden said it captures the whole disgraceful story about donald trump's assault on american democracy while the president whirls, he's planning to travel there tomorrow night to throw a rally for david purdue and kelly leffler. there'

peter. >> martha, good afternoon. 3 1/2 minutes ago, we got word that the press pool travelling with the president-elect is on the ground. they travel a minute or two or ahead of joe biden. we expect him to be here relatively soon in the next 15 or 20 minutes if everything is on schedule. biden is coming to try to secure a democratic senate that could make it easier to make his multi-trillion dollar progressive ideas a reality starting in three weeks. that is something that republicans are very aware of. they're making that a big part of their closing argument. >> we're literally the fire wall to stopping socialism. and raphael warnock is a rubber stamp on that radical agenda. you've seen him in his own wards camming our police officers gangsters, thugs, bullies, a threat to our children. >> the other republican, david purdue is still off the trail and campaigning virtually from quarantine. he said he produced multiple negative covid tests and isolating anyway after close contact with an infected staffer. rafael is campaigning with jon ossoff today. the only thing that will lead to a loss is complacency

martha: thanks. still waiting for the answer. thanks, peter.g with states getting up to speed on speeding up the vaccine's delivery. it's been on everyone's mind across the country. the cdc saying of the 25 million doses out there, nine million have been administered. let get the read from arkansas republican governor hutchison. you headed homeland security. you have a lot of handle on the country on these kinds of efforts. what's going on here in your opinion? >> well, first of all, in forms of the vaccinations, you're right. it's on everybody's mind. whether you're a 7-year-old wanting the vaccination or you have compromised immune systems. we're working very hard. the challenge is that it's a limited supply, it's not coming fast enough and then we've got to work harder in getting it out and getting it into people's arms. we're making progress. we're up to 40% of the doses that have been received have been administered. we want that higher. i think president-elect biden's decision to get the doses out to the states is on target. we have to ha

bret baier and martha maccallum will join us in a moment. peter doocy is in florida.cy, if you are there. can you give us an update? >>

bret baier and martha maccallum will join us in a moment. peter doocy is in florida.eter doocy, if you are there. can you give us an update? >> i am here. we've been talking to some republicans involved with this runoff effort, they're feeling good right now. they do not believe democrats have been able to expand the electorate. they also don't think the turnout is going to be an issue for them. they think it will writable november's election day and a big part of that is president trump's visit last night. >> the president came to georgia last night and told georgians, get out and vote for david perdue and kelly leffler. your way of life depends on it, the country depends on it, we need checks and balances in washington, that is what this is about. make sure the radical ideas of the left, defunding the police, socialism are stopped in their tracks right here in georgia. >> as for the democrats, they're doing local media right now. i had a chance earlier to ask the democrat about one of the republican closing arguments against him. >> something that your opponents are

fox team coverage for you, martha maccallum is standing by. peter doocy has more on the biden administration plans, believe begin with william la jeunesse. he is live from los angeles this afternoon with the latest on the movement of that caravan. william, how is what we are seeing now different from what we saw a few years ago? >> for context, sandra, recalled four years ago that illegal immigration plummeted to near all-time lows because of president trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric. today you have just the opposite. migrants are reacting to biden's promises, providing asylum, free health care, an end to deportation, and a plan to legalize migrants. as one reason you are seeing this, some 8,000 migrants mostly from honduras breaking through a border checkpoint friday entering guatemala, headed to mexico, and ultimately the u.s. security forces stop some but not others he made it through. >> [speaking spanish] >> interpreter: thank god we got to the first part of guatemala, and if god allows it, we will go further. the first thing we will do when we

peter's church and is really important to document the contributions of martha and robert sanchez when they moved to the mission district. and especially their son, bob sanchez, in establishing one of the anchors businesses on calle 24. while still in high school, his parents relegated the finances of casa sanchez to bob. his parents eventually promoted him to leadership of the company, where he developed the products for a growing market for mexican food products. while he was still in high school, he was one of the founders of the 24 street merchants association along with mari yana and marisel sanchez. he was appointed one of the first small business commissioners by vice mayor agnos. it's because of his contributions that have connected the rest of san francisco to the latino communities festivals and parades and other businesses. the concept [inaudible] is really important to communities of color, and i'm going to recite something from [inaudible] book on california women and politics, and professor [inaudible] brought this in. he said people must have their own space to inhabit a

peter doocy live on the mall. we will have complete coverage of the inauguration live tomorrow. please join marthacallum and me. start at 11:00 a.m. eastern time here on the fox. several of biden's top nominees on capitol hill to begin the confirmation process. meanwhile the two leaders of the senate have a lot on the respective plates tonight as we head into the new biden administration. one of the items is how power will be divided in an evenly divided chamber. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel tells us where things stand tonight. good evening, mike. >> a short time ago, a spokesman for chuck schumer said schumer and senator mitch mcconnell had a substantive meeting and made progress on the issues of quickly confirming biden nominees and conducting of fair impeachment trial. schumer says the fairest, most reasonable, easiest path forward in terms of running the senate is to follow the 2001 bipartisan agreement between then leaders trent lot and tom daschle allowing equal or present tatian on committees and largely sharing power. late today, senators mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer

martha: absolutely appalling. and i will continue to dig into this because i want to know where the story goes. peter, thank you.t. a member of the squad tested positive for covid is lashing out who she calls republicans who went mask list. here she is on the video. she's not wearing her mask in the picture. but she's lashing out to other people. anyway, raymond arroyo weighs in on that a much more coming up. ♪ ♪ where i needed it. ♪ rock music ♪ >> man: that's service i can trust... no matter what i'm hauling. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ with new rewards from chase freedom unlimited, i now earn even more cash back? oh i got to tell everyone. hey, rita! you now earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you now earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you! hey, neal! you can earn 3% at drugstores. buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! you're always earning with 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase, 3% at drugstores, 3% on dining including takeout, and 1.5% on everything else you buy. chase. make more of

. >> bret: peter doocy live on the north lawn over our shoulder. thanks. >> marthahen you have your computer log-in and the numbers keep changing but eventually at some point president trump's number doesn't work anymore. the number in the active nuclear code briefcase that we saw go in moments ago is now indeed working. astonishing transfer of power as we watch it happen today. here's katie pavlich at townhall.com. and tom bevin joining us from real clear politics and harold ford jr. from tennessee. great to have you with us today. harold ford jr., we just watched kamala harris walk in to the eisenhower executive building. your thoughts on what we've seen play out this afternoon, this smaller but beautiful inaugural parade? >> as small as it was, still had the feel and the pagentry of the day. kamala harris, the vice president, is in a sorority that they're known to say this is a very serious matter. today is a serious matter for her and the country. i couldn't be prouder for her and her family. as i listen to the show and you did such a great job, i'm reminding of