jonathan doerer out of the snap of michael vincent. the hold of bramblett, to tie it at 33-33. we're waiting for replay to confirm the touchdown. >> referee: the ruling on the touchdown is under further review. >> mike: and replay will ice the kicker. >> tony: davis comes down, just looking for the hole. >> mike: quite clear. it is a yard clear of the plain of the end zone. >> tony: ian book really made that play. trent simpson, the linebacker, is there. he kind of has davis covered up. but with books sliding out of the pocket, that bought the time and allowed the touchdown catch. at least we believe it is a touchdown catch. >> referee: after further review, the ruling on the field is confirmed. >> mike: we see you there, young man. you're not alone. a lot of fans on both sides catching their breath here. jonathan doerer's heart beating fast. the kicker for the extra point to tie the game at 33-33. and he gets it through. and we are all tied at 33-33 with 22 on the clock in notre dame stadium. ian book and the irish even it up against number one clemson. >> tony: slides to the

michael vincent of new york was 72. he was a veteran of the u.s. navy and a retired plumber. loved painting and playing chess. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, president-elect biden about to make an afouns hadment about his administration. the president is putting his country last. and more breaking news this hour, cnn learning the state department is learning the state department is preventing president-elect biden to receive information. plus political leaders congratulating joe biden on his victory. i'm going to talk to him about why others are silent. let's go

michael vincent of new york was 72. he was a veteran of the u.s. navy and a retired plumber. michael loved painting and playing chess. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. "erin burnett outfront" starts "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "outfront" next, president-elect biden about to make an afouns hadment about his administration. the president is putting his country last. and more breaking news this hour, cnn learning the state department is learning the state department is preventing president-elect biden to receive information. plus political leaders congratulating joe biden on his victory. i'm going to talk to him about why others are silent. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, president trump in a spiral of denial tonight tweeting he will win, when he didn't. and president-elect biden is forging ahead. an announcement of his chief of staff coming as early as tomorrow. after appearing for the first time in public in six days for a brief veteran's day event to

michael barone, edward wilson, christopher hitchens, david horowitz, vincent bugliosi and newt gingrich. dan and massachusetts, good afternoon. who are you reading and who is your favorite guest? >> caller: i'd be glad to tell you. first i want to complement you on the wonderful job you are doing. i find it very interesting and educational. i've been promoting it to other people. i'in talking about some fine educated people. i have a couple of buddies of mine one was a librarian at the bostonon public library and i td him i said these authors say they couldn't have achieved these books without assistance from so many librarians. i don't want to take too muchh time but i want to answer the question also i enjoyed the replayareply you had of williamf buckley that was a phenomenal interview. he's written so many books i think you said 41. also i enjoyed listening to the fractured republic. most people think of the great debate with lincoln and douglas but you can't forget thomas paine and edmund burke and also i want to mention doctor ross a few minutes agoor i really wantd to talk to him

o'rourke, havevanessa suiz michael o wilson, christopher hitchen, david horowitz. vincent bugliosi and newt gingrich. good afternoon, who are you reading and who is your favorite-- who is an author you'd like to recommend? >> first of all, compliment on book tv, i only find it the last couple of years and i find it very, very interesting and educational. i've been promoting it to other people and talking to fine educated people and i tell them how, also, your authors compliment librarians. i have a couple of buddies, that are librarians. and the authors say they couldn't achieve the books without the assistance of some of you librarians and another fellow from rutgers, playing from the situation also. i want to answer your question, also, and i have a number of your authors that i've listened to and i've listened to with intensity and i'll lead off by telling you, i enjoy the replay that you had of william f buckley, i'm sure you remember that one. that was a really phenomenal interview, and whose books, wrote so many books and 41 you said and how can you beat that? i enjo