exhibit that it's absolutely right because even in victory we have the people surrounding by and michelle obama obama being mentioned here a continued to hold half the electorate in contempt. ok we may that's why there is you have this this. talk about essentially re-educating a trump voter i mean in the lack of recognition that these people have agency they have their own values they have their own interests here there's not a recognition of that and on top of that why should republicans and republicans treat biden any differently than the way the democrats treated donald trump go head examined. yes exactly in my opinion it will be more difficult from joe biden than it was for the 9 trump because the idea of elections was the soul is white and they didn't know and you know actually in my opinion it's. more predominance of the liberal not only in the united states but are actually you know in the world and you know i can compare that with what happened you know in france you look like it's because of. my color repressed smoke meant by using something like a blood shed but to continue continue litteri

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obama's continuing to michelle obama did not have nic things to say. leo clement to plano, candace owens, they are next. >> tonight the obama's continue to spend their free time smearing trump, 24/7 on instagram michelle obama accusing the president of spreading racist lies about her husband and in the same postacute dismissed real evidence about voting irregularities is a conspiracy theory. the democratic party knows all about it they fed us conspiracy theories for three years, but you know, what was actually a conspiracy theory? lies, fake news about trump and russia, and ukraine, in ignorin joe and hilary's dirty dossier. with reaction, blackout author candace owens, leo to point out candace, that's pretty hypocritical i would say. they are the masters of the conspiracy theory. >> not only that, but they seem to be so miffed by so many americans view them is a divisive couple. look at what they're doing righ here, this breaks the etiquette of basically every former administration has granted it successors the decency of their silence. when the obama's you didn't hea the bushes criticizing them at every turn because it was the unspoken rule there's a c

2006-2007 when then senator obama made the decision to run for president and how difficult a decision it was for the obama family and how unpopular it was for michelle obama michelle obama. so i want you to listen to this exchange. it was interesting. >> you quote here as saying "the answer is no, i do not want you running for president, god, barack, when is it going to be enough?" why did that not stop you? >> look, it's a legitimate question. keep in mind the context here. just two years earlier i had run for the u.s. senate in an unlikely race, two years before that i had run for congress. >> in a race you lost. >> in a race i lost. a couple years before that i had run for the state senate. we have two young kids. michelle is still working. and i asked myself in the book, you know, how much of this is just megalomania, how much of this is vanity. >> so how much of that did you see during the campaign, reggie? >> well, look, i have to say that the comments around how he and michelle talked about his decision to run for president, those comments were pretty new to me. it wasn't new around this idea of how much stress he was under around trying to maintai

obama's continuing to jab at the president, hypocrites. michelle obama didn't have nice things to say. leo 2.0, candace owens, they are next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, the obamas spend their free time smearing trump 24/7. on instagram, michelle obama accusing the president of spreading "racist lies" about her husband. in the same post, she dismissed real evidence of voting illegally rarities as a conspiracy theory. the democrat party knows all about that, they have been construed as a theorist for three years, but was actually a conspiracy theory, yeah, lies, fake news about trump and russia. ukraine, ignoring joe, hillary's dirty dossier. here with reaction come "blackout" author candace owens, leo 2.0. i would say that's pretty hypocritical from a conspiracy theory. that, they seem to be so miffed by the fact so many americans view them as -- every former administration has granted their successors the decency of their silence. when the obamas stepped into the white house, he did not hear the bushes criticizing them, because they share an understanding of how difficult it is to be in that position. you know, to have your family viewed under a microscope of e

obama or michelle obama go down there. the democrats are revving to go. they have something to vote for. georgia a republican state. it's still not blue, it's pretty red. they are disenchantered and trump would turt turnout. >> joel, what sayeth. is thou? >> i think susan is right and joe biden can help. he's the first democrat to win in georgia in 30 years since bill clinton. it's not just a matter of i want to have barack obama obama. you want every named democrat down there to help surge enthusiasm and surge excitement because for joe biden, let's not forget the stakes are the fate of the u.s. senate which will affect his agenda, it will affect what he's able to do when he takes office on january 20th. this is very consequential to him and i think joe biden has every incentive to be all-in on georgia. >> susan, isn't this a contradictory message, no surprise that donald trump is contradictory but how do you on one hand tell people to vote and at the same time say that it's a fraud and fraudulent voting system in georgia? i mean, how does donald trump supporters take his contradiction? you're telling us that it's fraud and don't trust the secretary of state, but go and vote for these people? >> because donald trump doesn't care about those people. donald trump only cares about himself. he is not going down there to help anybody but himself. when you look at his actions, just think about what is in donald tru

michelle obama and her sleeveless dress. >> it was especially unfair for michelle obama because jackieiticized for completely changing the look of the first lady. >> michelle obama, baring arms, has a whole new meaning inside the beltway. >> people zeroed in on her arms because they were not the arms of a fragile damsel who was white. nonwhite americans have for years looked at a white first lady and were still able to say that she represented them, but i think it becomes much more challenging for some white americans to look at a black first lady and see themselves in her. >> instead, they simply saw her as an alien. ♪ >> four months into the obama's first term, michelle takes her first official trip abroad, accompanying her husband to london. the next day while her husband huddles with other g-20 leaders, the cameras follow michelle as she meets with their spouses. >> but she wasn't just going to go as a figure head and just as a spouse. she actually wanted to interact with real people. >> and so michelle makes a solo visit to a girls' school a few miles across london but worlds away

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you go to obama expeditiously, welcome to atlanta. abrah barack obama, michelle obamaamas they can get, joe biden, they need to be in atlanta. that's what needs to happen. and here's the other thing. this is really important when you look at what the secretary of state is doing right now. part of why i believe joe biden was able to win in georgia is because you had so many mail-in paper ballots. we know the shenanigans that have happened with voting machines in georgia. a lot of their paper ballots in georgia are bar codes where people don't even necessarily know what their votes are so the paper ballots that people were using, the mail-in ballots that people were using are actually much, much better, so i think democrats have a good chance. obama needs to get there. >> yeah, well, they better keep an eye on mr. dejoy, that's all i'm going to say if that's how y'all are going to do it. thank you guys very much. when we return, skyrocketing cases of coronavirus, hospitalizations hitting an all-time high and still, still, no sign of a national pandemic strategy from the

that you have placed in me now at this point not only has joe biden declared victory barack obama and michelle obama have sent their congratulations to joe biden for his victory furthermore at this point we have a video circulating with vice president elect kamel harris talking on the phone to joe biden and letting him know the results take a listen to that. the lead lead. here given that it's the president of the united states. now at this point the white house does not agree with the sentiments coming out of the american media and out of the biden camp they argue that there are legal challenges ahead they have repeated the claim that there was ballot dumping and that essentially there was some type of fraud they have said that republicans were not given proper access to the vote counting and are asking for recounts and recounts are planned in a number of states here's some of what we've heard from the white house. we don't know why joe biden is rushing to full sleep poses do we know and why he's meeting trying to. they don't want the truth to be exposed so it's clear there is going to be legal cha

and we are grateful to president obama obama and first lady michelle obama, for their gracious aid throughout this transition. >> that was then. four years later things are very different. since the lebs, the president h has declared himself the winner and made baseless sakaccusationf vote a voter fraud. he spends most of his weekends playing golf. he played today. this should come as little surprise. after all, he said this is what he was going to do. >> it looks like -- >> can you give a direct answer, you will accept the election? >> i have to see. look, i have to see. no, i'm not going to just say yes. and i didn't last time either. >> now, the president and his campaign are playing a game in courts of law and the court of public opinion. it is a game they are losing. tonight a federal judge dismissed the trump campaign's lawsuit seeking to throw out millions of legally cast ballots in pennsylvania. it was dismissed with prejudice, that means it cannot be brought back to the court. in his ruling the judge wrote in part, quote, one might expect that when seeking such a startling outcome a

barack obama, michelle obama.help of democrats who can turn out crowds like that? >> well, we're honored by the support that we've received from all across this country. georgia seems to be on everybody's mind. but the real monument is right here on the ground. and this is work we've been doing for years in this state. this is not magic. this is hard work. we've been engaging voters. i was chair of the new georgia project. we registered some 400,000 new voters in this state. we are helping people to empower themselves by finding their voice in our democracy, and we're seeing the results of that in this very moment. the other side knows it. they're running scared. and that's why they're going to run a campaign focused on distraction and division. i intend to speak to people's everyday concerns and push forward the message that we americans go through dark and difficult days but we get through it and the way we get through it is we get through it together. >> you had a lot of first-time voters in this election here

president-elect joe biden, vice president-elect kamala harris and former first lady michelle obama and past president barack obamaelle obama did not make any in-person campaign appearances during the general election? >> yeah. reverend warnock, democratic candidate in the other senate runoff, remember, everybody, we have two senate runoffs in a single state for senate control here in georgia and reverend warnock and i were campaigning with president obama in the final weeks of the general election. i would welcome, of course, all of those folks to get down here, if the president-elect and the vice president-elect have time, of course, they need to prioritize the transition and in preparing to take charge in a moment like this. love to get them here, president obama and michelle obama if she wants to come down. bottom line, it's about enthusiasm and making sure the people are aware of these upcoming elections. everything we can do to raise awareness and inspire people to get out to the polls, we need to. >> jon ossoff, thank you for being on the show this morning. we'll be watching. >> thank you. >>> go to michiga

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michelle obama. today, we're hearing from michelle obama. she wrote a lengthy post on instagram about the transition. tell us what she had to say. >> right, and the former first lady is not extraordinarily outspoken, so when she does speak, it does warrant some attention. she talked about the difficulty she had setting aside some of the personal feelings from the 2016 campaign and welcoming melania trump into the white house in 2016, answering her questions, you know, telling her everything she needed to know to be able to assume the responsibilities of first lady. she then wrote in her post, she said, our love of country requires us to respect the results of an election, even when we don't like them or wish it had gone differently. the presidency does not belong to any one individual or any one party. to pretend it does or play along with these groundless conspiracy theories whether for personal or political gain is to put our country's health and security in danger. this isn't a game. so adding to this chorus of people urging the president

obama and first lady michelle obama for their gracious aid throughout this transition. they have been magnificent. >> so, you saw what hillary clinton, former president barack obama, the president-elect joe biden did, vice president at the time. you saw that. takes a big person to do that. maybe, that's why he's not doing it. so, kayleigh mcenany stands at the podium. lies about the trump transition. even though the president, himself, in his inaugural address, thanked president barack obama, the first lady, for their help during the -- the orderly transition of power. that she claims that he was never given. she lies about that. but she refuses to even take a question from cnn's kaitlan collins. >> kayleigh, why can't you call on all of us? >> i don't call on activists. >> i'm not an activist and you haven't taken questions since october 1st and you just took about five, kayleigh. that's not doing your job, your taxpayer-funded job. >> go, kaitlan. that was really good and really honest. that is the truth. because we are all paying for her salary. i know kayleigh mcenany. i know her. and i know kaitlan collins. and the thing that's so wrong about what you just heard, besides it bein

michelle obama. >> you got the sense that the advisers around president obama objected to the idea of him skating too far into blackness, because of the fear that it would turn white voters off. i think that the trayvon martin case was one of the cases that for barack obama represented a tipping point for him personally and for his family. >> 17-year-old trayvon martin was walking to a family friend's home when he was shot dead by a neighborhood watch captain. >> the shooter, 28-year-old, george zimmerman, has not been arrested. >> we don't understand why he has not been arrested. >> did george zimmerman fire in self-defense? >> when trayvon martin was killed, the issue when they came to me was they wouldn't arrest zimmerman. as if to say, it's just all right to kill. it's fine. he is a black kid. his life means nothing. >> community leaders are outraged, holding rallies, demanding an arrest. >> i am -- >> trayvon martin. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> we want an arrest. we want a conviction. we want him sentenced for the murder of our son. >> he saw how much the community was hurting all around the

by this point in 2016, barack obama had met with donald trump and michelle obama had met withi metrump the democrats view is that should be happening for us as well. >> thank you very much. saudi arabia has rejected calls from international human rights watch for the release of detained activists in the run-up to this weekends g20 summit. the minister of state for foreign affairs told the bbc the kingdom will not allow people to lecture it. it wasn't the first time an arab state has hosted this gathering of heads of the world's biggest economies. inhe mid of a global pandemic, leaders will be meeting online. our chief international correspondent has spokenim and she began by asking if saudi arabia had been disappointed by calls to boycott the summit. >> we arnot disappoied, not many countries called for it. all of the g20 companies -- countries are going to show up >> what will you say to g20 leaders when they raise the issue of activists? parts we will tell them we have a legal system and laws and we implement our laws. our judiciary is independent and well don't people to lecture us

obama said this time, joe concha joins us next as the special edition of hannnnnnnnnn >> tammy: welcome back to this special edition of hannity. a former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obamae been very busy since leaving the white house writing books, signing a big dollar contract with netflix and today reported that they will produce a comedy series on netflix based on an anti-trump book that depicts the transition have to trump won the 2016 election. it's interesting that that's a comedy. this news comes after the former president made an appearance on "jimmy kimmel live" where he joked about using the military to remove trump from office. let's take a look. >> you know the white house well, are there places someone could hide like if say they were going to be removed, are there cubbyholes or anything to know about? >> i think we can always send the navy seals in there. >> tammy: i wish he would've asked a question about the fake russia dossier and lying to the fisa court, but no. now joining us with reaction, fox news contributor joe concha and trump 2020 director of press communications, thank you both for joining me tonight, i appreciate it. it's interesting, i under

obama understood that michelle obama had already paved the way for this conversation and it would have been, i think, probably more surprising if she had -- if she had been so open about their marriage and about seeking marriage counselling at a certain point and all of these things and that he failed to do the same. i think it's just about that kind of balance. but you're totally right. i think that michelle obama's, but i think one of the biggest was her honesty about their relationship, about her -- the fact that she really hated politics and it put a strain on their marriage. and that was i think very relatable to so many americans. and hearing the other side of that is surprising. you really do rarely hear president obama talk about their marriage in that way, but i'll tell you, as someone who covered them years ago, it -- i don't think it would come as a surprise to many reporters who covered that white house. there were always rumors that michelle obama was more unhappy than she seemed in spite of everything going on, the high heights that they had reached and he's opening up now about exactly what those things were. >> right. all right, well thank you both very much. i appreciate it. >>> and thanks very much to all of you for joining us. "ac 360" with anderson starts now. >>> and good evening. there are no available icu beds left in the state of utah. none. nearly 3900 new covid cases just

obama and first lady michelle obama for their gracious aid throughout this transiti transition. >> a few republicans are speaking out, senators ben sasse and mitt romney, saying the president and his team are hurting the nation with romney writing, quote it is worse to remember a worse or democratic sitting by an american president. most republicans remain silents as the white house tries to side-step excrete knee. very quickly. i wanted to point to this tweet from the speaker of the michigan hourps lee ch lee chatfield. he says, quote. you can imagine that we all be very closely watching and perhaps reading between the lines of what statements he makes after that meeting. >> boris, thank you very much. you'll update us, of course. >>> let's get more from david gergen and bacarri sellers is with us with a new book "my vanishing country." and jessica dean is back with us once gagain. david, you've been advising presidents from both educators. have you seen a an assault on democracy like we are from this president and how worried should we be? >> we should be worried because a direct assault on democracy but on the incoming president joe biden. i think both are threatening to our democracy over time. even as trump is losing badly in the courts of law, in the court of public opinion he is doing better than anyone could have expected. there are 70% or so of republicans thinking -- 70% of republicans think that biden would be taking office as a result of fraud. they basically think he is an illegitimate president. they will be trying to destroy him and democrating our democracy. i think these are troubling times. i think the president not only awful about giving the traps circumstances keys to the -- transition the keys to the biden team but the effort he has made to sabotage biden and kneecap joe biden is disgraceful and unprecedented. >> he still has time to concede and say the election was free and fair and promise he will work in a cooperative way with the incoming president of the united states. i suspect he necessarily is not doing that bull the right thing to do. bacarri, the president-elect has talked a lot about uniting the country, working with republicans once he takes office. 56 what we have seen from the republican party the last few days with some notable exceptions do you think that is even going to be possible? >> a good question. i think that is the million dollar question, wolf, because you can extend a hand of gr gratitude but if someone doesn't have courage to extend their hand, what does it matter? the silence of mitchell mcconnell is palpable. the silence of lindsey graham and silence of tim scott and tom tillis and chuck grassley, all of these leaders of the united states senate, the lack of qo fortitude and the lack of courage and standing and putting this country over party is something this republican party doesn't stand for any more. president of the united states as you said is launching an all-out assault on our democracy there are no if's, and's, or but's about that. donald trump did not win this election and no parallels between 2016. hillary clinton called him and conceded the race. barack obamanvited him to the white house. joe biden invited mike pence to the naval observatory. miriam obama spoke to melania trump. all of these things happened and, right now you just have a white house wrapped in cowardness and that is trickled throughout the party. it's a sad and devastating time. all joe biden can do now is lead and hope some republicans eventually will follow. >> president obama ordered the transition to begin, the transition of power and general services administration to begin working with the incoming team immediately. quite a different situation as it is right now. jessica dean is back with us. the biden team isn't necessarily worried about the election being overturned but apparently worried about the delayed transition hurting their ability to get to work on day one. what is the plan to fight back against the trump administration's obstruction? >> they are doing several things. talk about the optics. every day this week they were holding a briefing and drawing attent

carry out the orderly and peaceful transfer of power, and we are grateful to president obama and first lady michelle obamaheir gracious aid throughout this transition. >> only problem is that's not what he's doing now. on the traditions of presidential succession our next guest writes, my grandfather, harry s. truman, initiated the protocols for peaceful transfer of power as we know them today. grandpa wanted ike to be able to hit the ground running without suffering a fate similar to his own. because franklin roosevelt compartmentized when he died grandpa ascended to the presidency knowing virtually nothing about how the white house had been running things. for more we are indeed thrilled to welcome to the broadcast the grandson of our 33rd president harry truman. the aforementioned clifton truman daniel. he's written a book "growing up with my grandfather, memories of harry s. truman." and portrayed on stage in the one man production show. and i ask all our viewers if you ever get within 500 miles of the truman presidential library please make the trip. you'll be glad you did. thank you very much for co

on these steps to carry out the transfer of power and we are grateful to president obama and first lady michelle obama for their gracious aid throughout this transition. they have been magnificent. thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> and in his own words there which white house press secretary seems to have missed trying to rewrite history. >> something that i would note is just we talked about transfer of power and the election and worth remembering that this president was never given an orderly transition of power. the presidency was never accepted. >> joining me now president trump's former white house communications director anthony scaramucci. at this point there's all this talk about will the president concede? when is he going to concede? should we just give up on that? >> well, yeah. i think you have to give up on that. he won't concede. the only thing to concede if they gave him a non prosecutorial agreement to cover the state, the city of new york and any crimes for him and his family prior to january 20th of 2021 then you might get a non concession out of him and perhaps cooperation but t

obama and first lady michelle obama for their gracious aid throughout this transition. they have been magnificent. thank you. thank you. >> the president's press secretary, kayleigh mcenany seems to be doing her best to rewrite history. >> something that i would note is just we talked a lot about transfer of power and the election and it's worth remembering that this president was never given an orderly transition of power. his presidency was never accepted. >> so, sabrina, we know there was an orderly transfer of power. we know that there was a transition. we know the former president obamaeached out pretty quickly after the election. when we look at the latest messaging that we're getting from the white house, i mean, what kind of a road is that taking us down, sabrina? are we now really going to be rewriting history, it seems? >> well, that's something that this administration has made a habit of over the course of the last four years and they're simply running out of excuses here. they haven't provided any evidence of widespread fraud, certainly no evidence that would change the outcome of the election, and so to suggest that the delay in transition is anything other than feeding the president's ego is simply not rooted in reality, especially when a president like joe biden's margin in many of these battleground states are greater than what president trump's margins were four years ago so to act like there is something in this election that sets it apart from previous years simply it doesn't hold true. and i think that the impact that it could have on the biden transi

obama's ready the transition, michelle obama posted something earlier this week about it, about how painful it was to have to welcome a couple who played around with bertha ransom that her husband was not from this country, was not legitimate and continued thn through the presidency but she knew it was what was right for the country, and that is what needs to happen now. republicans need to stop and do what is right for the country, start the transition. when macro quickly, i want to come back to you and get a top line thought before we go to commercial. >> katie: president obama was holding meetings in the oval office about how to destroy the incoming white house national security advisor's you can say on the outside they were doing all this stuff to make the transition nice and peaceful and going through the motions on the outside and making it look really good but behind the scenes, joe biden and president obama were actively working against president trump coming in and they set it up so that when michael flynn got interviewed by the fbi, the entire beginning of his administration has been as a result of what the obama administration and president obama did during that transition period. so on the surface, acting very pleasant and simple but behind the scenes doing a lot of really awful weaponization of our institutions of washington, d.c., against the trump administration, and it lasted for years. >> dagen: that's why hillary clinton lost because that's how the american people felt about her. >> jessica: . i don't think so. i read what happened. >> harris

and we are grateful to president obama and first lady michelle obama.aid throughout the transition. they have been magnificent. >> this of course isn't stopping biden from moving forward. he met with house speaker and senate minority leader schumer. the head of the gsa refuses to recognize the win. leading democrats to demand a briefing from her on monday. joins me now democratic senator of delaware. this is a house request. at some point you have had senators and other colleagues say if no action is taken to give president-elect biden access i'm going to, i'm going to. and friday went by and he did nothing. is there anything senators can do to force this woman's hand? >> republican senators can begin publicly recognizing reality and saying they know joe biden is the president-elect. they can press president trump to accept reality and begin this transition. and frankly all of us can and should be speaking up about how the gsa administrator ten days ago should have made her determination kp begun the transition process. >> yet they're not. meanwhile wha

should they expect us to place nice but of course by this point, in 2016, barack obama had met with donald trump and michelle obamarats view is that should be happening for us as well. stay with us on news, still to come: they're calling it a "letter of hope" to their fans. k—pop band bts issue their second album of the year — about life under lockdown. benazir bhutto has claimed victory in pakistan's general election, and she's asked pakistan's president to name her as prime minister. jackson's been released on bail of $3 million after turning himself into police in santa barbara. it was the biggest demonstration so far of the fast—growing european antinuclear movement. the south african government has announced that it's opening the country's remaining whites—only beaches to people of all races. this will lead to a black majority government in this country and the destruction of the white civilisation. part of the centuries—old windsor castle, one of the queen's residences, has been consumed by fire for much of the day. 150 firemen have been battling the blaze, which has caused millions of pounds' worth of damag

obama and former first lady michelle obama have been very busy since leaving the white house writing books, signing a big dollar contract with netflix and today reported that they will produce a comedy series on netflix based on an anti-trump book that depicts the transition have to trump won the 2016 election. it's interesting that that's a comedy. this news comes after the former president made an appearance on "jimmy kimmel live" where he joked about using the military to remove trump from office. let's take a look. >> you know the white house well, are there places someone could hide like if say they were going to be removed, are there cubbyholes or anything to know about? >> i think we can always send the navy seals in there. >> tammy: i wish he would've asked a question about the fake russia dossier and lying to the fisa court, but no. now joining us with reaction, fox news contributor joe concha and trump 2020 director of press communications, thank you both for joining me tonight, i appreciate it. it's interesting, i understand and i love that the obama'scessful. i want every american to be successful. i want them to go what it is they want to do whether it's make money or not and i understand where they're going after president trump because president trump is still the most powerful man in the world, i think will continue to be no matter where he happens to live and he remains a threat to the establishment. when you see this kind of remark, last time we sent the navy seals in to get someone was a very public usama bin laden, so when we talk about unity and respect and respect for the country, doing things for the country, how does that fit with you when it comes to barack obama in particular making that kind of a remark? >> you're right. the left always talks about unity and respect and togetherness and then they cracked jokes about sending in the military, and then they threaten trump supporters and then they attacked trump supporter's on the street or shout them down on television. it's the media trying to silence us and scare us a

clinton lost by a smaller margin, she graciously conceded, and that the obamas welcomed the trumps to the white house. michelle obama says it wasn't easy, but that they did it for the sake of our country. david? >> all right, mary bruce with us tonight, as well. thank you. >>> and tonight, the lawsuits brought by president trump and his campaign after the election, what are judges saying about them? tonight, from michigan to pennsylvania to nevada, the judges have been clear. and the messages in emails sent out to the president's supporters, saying, "we're closer than ever" and "it's happening"? where is that money going? here's terry moran. >> reporter: for all the sound and fury on twitter and tv from president trump and his allies about election fraud -- >> then we have proof that i can't disclose yet. >> reporter: in the courts, where evidence gets scrutinized, authenticated and tested, they're getting hammered. more than two dozen cases have been brought and no finding of fraud from any judge, state or federal, republican or democratic. case after case tossed out and the judges strikingly dismissive of the clai

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obama and also michelle obama. they talk candidly about the white house and the effect it had on her and their marriage. let's remember when she left office, she was emotional when she said being first lady to all of us was the greatest honor of her life, and i know that she believes that's true. >> yeah. >> their daughters, too, thoughtful, kind. great human beings. >> i would love to pull up in traffic and see the former president. >> his other human cheese toast moment, being able to go swimming in the ocean without a naval ship watching over you while you're paddlig around. back to reality, sort of, kind of. still traveling with heavy security, of course. you can see more of our interview with president obamat. the same day "a promised land" drops. >> but it is well written, well done. he really takes you inside the room. >> it is only volume one. >>> coming up. we'll be right back. >>> miami marlins appointed the first female gm in >>> good morning. i'm len kiese. san francisco health officials are worried about free covid-19 testing sites being overloaded as the infection rate increases. they are asking people with insurance to go to their own doctors instead to get tested. >>> a crash in sonoma county. an suv veered off highway 1 sunday, landing upside down 200 feet below on driftwood beach. the driver was able to climb out and is now at a hospital in santa rosa. >>> squaw valley alpine meadows is about to open after a recent storm and snowmaking. a drone captured video of machines clearing snow from roads and parking lots while workers got the lifts and trails ready for skiers. >>> good morning from the traffic center. we are still seeing some brake lights this morning especially along

obama clearly deciding it's important to weigh in. >> well, you know, i read both what barack obama had to say and also what michelle obama had to saymplete and utter lack of respect for the american people. and i will tell you that it is something to watch black people have to leap over our own degradation time and again to save america from itself. that they withheld so much of this for so long knowing that people would not be able to properly digest what they were saying, simply because they were the messengers. to now have to come out and say these things because we are all at great risk watching this man try to continue to steal an election that he lost is really saying something about where we are as a country. repeatedly america requires black folks to look past our pain and to show up as patriots and that's, frankly, what the obamas are doing right now. they are saying what is necessary. they are saying what is true. they are saying what is right. this transition is urgent. we have a pandemic to get over. we have an economic recession to deal with. we have violence that is happening all over this country from hate crimes to

obama white house years. over at the pentagon, one name often mentioned as a possible defense secretary is michele flournoy. she was a top obama defense official, and if confirmed, would be the first woman to hold the role. >> o'donnell: and, ed, what can you tell us about that call that the president-elect got from the pope today? >> reporter: that's right. they spoke this morning. the pontiff extended congratulations to the president-elect. a pretty personally important call for mr. biden, who would be the second roman catholic president. the first, of course, was john f. kennedy. in the statement, the office says the president-elect looks forward to working with the pontiff on issues like helping the poor and immigrants. >> o'donnell: tonight, a deadly military helicopter crash in egypt appears to have been caused by an equipment problem, not an attack. five americans on a peacekeeping mission were among those killed. cbs' david martin has new information on the crash. >> reporter: one american service member was pulled from the wreckage, but five others died when their black hawk helicopter went down in the sinai peninsula

>> we've certainly heard michelle obama talk about this much more than barack obama.u think back to 15 years ago she didn't want him to run or the senate necessarily and didn't want him to run for president because of the toll it would take on their young family. he does write in pretty open terms about this, including this passage about michelle directly, he said, whether it was my around the clock absorption with work or the way politics exposed our family to scrutiny and attacks, or the tendency of even friends and family members to treat her role as secondary in importance. he goes on to say, there were nights lying next to michelle in the dark i'd think about those days when everything between us felt lighter, when her smile was more constant nd and our love less encumbered and my heart would tighten at the thought that these days might not return. he also goes on to write in the preface of this book, he describes the hours after they were leaving the presidency, flying from washington to california where they spent some time and he said they learned to redevelop

absolutely right and i think back to the videos, i think back to the dnc, and michelle obama with her vote necklace and barack obama demonstrating on a video. this is how you fill out the ballot, the envelope has to go inside, all of the efforts that was made to press that mail-in vote and to bring out more voters and i think it's always going to be a question for the trump campaign, as to whether or not they dropped the ball on that by demonizing that mail in vote and whether or not it hurt them ultimately even though bo et side brought out for votes this time than ever before. >> one thing on process. that is the certification on the local jurisdictions, once they're done with canvassing and they check it in their own ways, the counties, local jurisdictions, they could certify it, but each state, election officer has to certify by a certain deadline. they can do it before the deadline, but they have a deadline. at that point the state has to elect elect tors, name electors for the electoral college. dana perino is host of "the five", the left side of the screen, your thoughts on this historic moment. i want to ta

books, at mama's knee, when she and then-first lady michelle obama would take these walks outside of the white house. that beautiful first lady, michelle obamapeople did not see her. they did not recognize her. we are now seen. women are leaders not only in the home but in the community, now in the white house. >> i think -- i correct myself, 117th congress. so let me ask you this -- we know that for months the conversation was about trying to win over michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and there was a focus on the white working class. but the days before the last vote cast and the projection, we saw the focus on the cities, on philadelphia, on milwaukee early on, on detroit, and for days in georgia, in the atlanta suburbs, what have we learned about the democrat party's prioritizes of either getting back that white working class or prioritizing the base, the black voters who have lifted this party? >> victor, one thing we have to remember is the problems in washington stem from people feeling like they are not under the umbrella of government at all. they have to talk to the white working class. but they also have to make the black base fee

. >> tucker: michelle obama still deeply disappointed in you went in america. we try hard, but it's never enough for michelle obamashe looks at you and she's disappointed. now she and other democrats have ideas of what needs to happen to you over the next few months and we will tell you what they are. >> tucker: the media constantly predicted right wing riots after the election if he didn't concede. did you write today? did you torch a wendy's? probably not. it's joe biden supporters who seem to be the most unhappy people in the country right now which is weird and tells you a lot. over the weekend, a professor of gender studies called brittany cooper made the case better than we ever could. watch. >> and i have got to actually pony up a policy agenda that will speak to black people's interest and is not going to be about centering and assuaging the 70 million voters who voted for a very different kind of world. you can celebrate black women, celebrate representatives and latasha brown and all of these black women who made this thing happened and then get into office and focus your entire attention on appeasing wh

michelle obama. i just saw it before we came on airport of a legal period. this is michelle obama. f millions of people voted for the status quote even minute supporting live hate chaos and division but we've got a lot of work to do to reach out to these folks in the years ahead and connect with them on what unites us. even as they preach about unity in the same sentence they are insulting the 70 million people who voted for president trump. what is the matter with these people? >> it is remarkable. i've got a column coming out tomorrow addressing this kind of dynamic where whether it is the courage list that was being discussed amongst x obama and pete buttigieg staffers about punishing these staff, white house administration and donors and everyone who supporting trump to that kind of statement where for those of us who worked on issues of abuse, domestic violence, battered women, very similar abusive language. you have an individual who tells you you are bad and evil and no good and you will amount to nothing and then kind of they do you the favor of reaching out and saying you k

obama, which michelle obama writes about, the birtherism and all the racism that was directed at the president and his entire family and when people look at the trump supporters not wearing ma masks, goes to rallies indoors and you have to assume everybody wants to protect their grandparents, their children, their families whishgs aren't they? it is for the exact reason you just articulated. they have been fed disinformation from an entire ecosystem. they hear the president say it, they hear fox news applaud it, they read it on facebook with the stories that are kur rated for them by that platform. so we will stay on it, but ill agree with you and i appreciate your assessment. everyone is staying put. when we come back, what thewant accomplish on day one t. and will he get cooperation from both sides on capitol hill? that story is next. n capitol hil that story is next so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa hello is friendly... hello is open... it's welcoming... everything we want to be when helping people find a medicare plan. so, if you're looking for yours, say hello to hellomedicare... a one-stop shop for medicare plans, including a range of "all-in-one" medicare advantage plans from the names you know. learn, compare, even enroll-all in one place. no matter where you are in your search-whether you're just starting out, or already have a good idea of what you want- give us a call. our licensed hellomedicare agents are here to make things easy and help guide you to a plan that fits your needs. because we get it: finding the right medicare plan can be challenging. plans can differ by price... or benefits... they can even differ by where you live. that's why we're here-to put it all together... and be your go-to place for all the latest information... laid out right in front of you, in a way that's easy to understand. it all starts with a few simple questions so we can get to know you better. questions like, "do you want to keep your doctor?"... and "which benefits are important to you?" then, based on your answers, we'll match you with plans from the top names in medicare, giving you a complete picture of your best options. next, we'll help you compare benefits. compare costs. it's easy. and when you feel good about your selection... we'll sign you up. done. and. done. remember, the annual enrollment period is here...and it ends on december 7th. so whether you're looking to save money, or find better coverage...let's do this. let's go find your medicare plan. call us today and speak with one of our helpful, licensed hellomedicare agents. hellomedicare. say hello to an easier way to do medicare. >>> president-elect joe biden has laid out what is set to be a very busy first 100 days in office. tackling everything from immigration reform with a bill providing a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants to action on climate as well as covid relief. it's an ambitious agenda by any measure, something even joe biden admits, but it may depend on getting some cooperation from mitch mcconnell and republicans. we're back with sam stein, mara and sam schmidt. steve stein, where do you put the calculation here? obviously, it's easy to say they won't do anything. they began the obamaresidency saying they would make sure he was unsuccessful but it's different when 260,000 americans have died and the economy is in shatters because of the pandemic. what do you think? >> is it different? i mean, i think so. but that doesn't -- >> should be. >> that doesn't necessarily -- it should be. but that doesn't necessarily translate into congressional action. what we're seeing right now already is that steve mnuchin is trying to restrict some of the financial authorities that the fed and treasury have to help with a economic collapse related to covid. that's trying to tie the hands of the incoming biden administration. there's no indication that i get from our reporting that republicans are particularly eager to up their total on covid relief, so you know, biden's going to have his work cut out for him. i think in an ideal world, he'd like to see some sort of deal put together prior to him entering office, some sort of financial relief bill that chuck schumer and nancy pelosi c