mick: no.ays look at where folks go in the last days of the race to where they think they can make the biggest difference. just because you go to a state does not mean they are in a panic. north carolina is going to be very, very close. i spent the last couple days driving through the rural parts of the central part of the state, and there were a lot more harris-walz signs up that i remember from the last couple of election cycles. north carolina is a true swing state, a true purple state. i do not believe georgia is. georgia is a republican state. the republican governor won by 10 or 12 points the last time he ran. i sort of get that feeling harris is doing better there than republicans might think in north carolina. christian: you have to go back to 2008 to find a democrat that had won it in a presidential election, and far farther back, to the 1980's, wouldn't you, to find another democrat who had won? mick: that is the top of the ticket. you are absolutely right as far as president, but nor

but mick fleetwood says he's determined to rebuild. just maybe not in the same place.e the new fleetwood's in your mind, what do you picture? >> for me it has to encompass being able to handle and play music. >> reporter: there has to be music? >> there has to be music. we had it every day. that's a selfish request. >> reporter: but before anything is rebuilt, there is still a massive cleanup that needs to be completed here. >> we will see. you have a blank scope to paint on. and there is a lot of painting to do. you have to be careful even in this conversation of going how sad that was when really it's about yes, but now we need this. in the end, you go like it happened. and what's really important is absorbing maybe how all these things happened and can they be circumnavigated to be more safe in the future and be more aware? of course that's part of it. but the real, real essences is the future. ♪ >> reporter: his ukulele is one of the few things that survived the fire, and mick fleetwood is hoping his dream survives as well. >> reporter: beautiful. i hear you can dr

mick fleetwood said he's determined to rebuild, just maybe not in the same place.'s in your mind, what do you picture? >> for me it has to encompass being able to handle and playing music. >> there has to be music? >> there has to be music. we had it every day. that's a selfish request. >> but before anything is rebuilt, there's still a massive cleanup that needs to be completed here. >> we will see. you have a blank stock to paint on, and there's a lot of painting to do. you have to be careful, even in this conversation going on about how sad that was when really it's about, yes, but now we need this. in the end you go, like, it happened, and what's really important is absorbing how all these things happened and can they be snavigated in the futur, and of course that's important, but the most important is the future. >> mick fleetwood is hoping his dream survives as well. ♪ >> beautiful. i hear you can drum, too? >> that's over with. make this christmas the year you go all-in on joy. at balsam hill, celebrate with one of our beautifullly crafted, life-like trees.

i want to mick one more point on iran. china buys 90% of iran's illicit oil.day by the end of trump's first administration, it was down to around 300,000, 400,000. i think we will have conversations about china with those purchases, but again, going back to that full maximum pressure, not only will -- help stability in the middle east but help stability in the russia-ukraine theater as well as eastern provides ballistic missiles and literally thousands and thousands much drones that are going into that theater. so that is a -- the middle east is also a key component to resolving the russia-ukraine conflict. the president has. crystal clear that he sees this conflict in russia-ukraine as needing to come to an end. the question through this transition and into his second term is, how do we drive that deal? how do we drive all sides to the table? who is at that table? what are the broader frameworks of whether you want to call it an armistice, a deal, however we want to frame it out. how do we end the fighting? the president really has been seized and struck with

gertz creek was named after one of the bandit leaders the mick gertz daniel mccarty. it's particularly so tone it and wants to boss around his own estates and the spanish for his part wants to diffuse problem by offering amnesty outlaws outlaws who and then leave florida would be given amnesty and his first proclamation exten did that offer and it seems like it might actually work because some offenders turned themselves literally the next day. nevertheless, zespri has recognized the need for kind of policing force and allowed tonin to send out a patrol and he used british loyal on patrol because as a new coming governor he couldn't properly equip his own dragoons. he brought them with from cuba. but the prices and the lack of supplies in saint augustine when he arrived handicapped him also zespri's assumed incorrectly that the loyalists would just patrol defensively. and what actually happened was the troop keen to end the slave stealing that plagued those british plantations and took the fight to the gang this undermined the spanish effort to reconcile the outlaws a

. >> son emociones encontradas, vamos a becar y mick estÁ postrada esperando los cosas que dios de verÓnica visa con fines comunitarios. >> que les contaremos puede responder, que no se quede en ese estado crÍtico,, esperemos poder compartir con ella y que nos escuche, pueda reaccionar pedimos a dios que nos ayudarÍa rÁpido. reportera: mientras pasa instancias tan contando las horas para verla, y su Única amiga la estaba acompaÑando. >> estado es igual, estÉtico, discentes tres tarde un diagnÓstico reservado no hay avance alguno. >> los cortamente se sabe quiÉn fue responsable del accidente. >> no sanos de reporte policial se entren a la venta el carro, tiende hacia papas al reporte pronaciÓn entregado, nacido posible reporte no sabemos quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. reportera: entretanto tienen una cuenta por recolectar primero y asÍ comprar los pasajes de sus padres, secar las varÍa, univisiÓn 14. presentadora: muy difÍcil situaciÓn, por otra parte esa josÉ para lograr capturar un hombre que atropellÓ no mujer, su pecho sucediÓ la fuga, con atenciÓn los fideos todo 18 de octubre en la tarde se prev

lots of kevin mick on d w. every morning i go to my grandmother, i don't know so no matter says so you probably know we're going to go to my university. this isn't with her. this is our school. know is there. anyways, you have 7 years. what does that like to grow up in europe to young and european euro macs? no one's understanding is the view. conflict crises was every single connection mapped out shows the geo political reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a check, doing work. now on youtube, the, you know, i believe we do have c plus ups on people now they've been may nibble to says below that banking, updating logos, these, thank you, my phone. let's see. before i can go to my village and you'll see. but now we get every n u a go everywhere, the seats, i used to food safety because that a lot of me cheapest and i hear that. so i went and reviewed it, most of the places. and let's see, bring back the girls. remember that rallying cry calling for the safe retur

logan mcphail was found guilty of holly mick's murder at the crown court.ed of stabbing another boy who had tried to help her. mcphail had stopped holcomb —— holly, who was 15, before repeatedly stabbing her in an alleyway, this after he ended their relationship. let's go to newcastle and speak to our correspondence who has been following the case. a lengthy sentencing remark today, take case throughout the judge came to that sentence of 17 years. it was a long speech that the judge gave to us here after what has been an incredibly long legal process. holly newton was stabbed to death in that alleyway in hexham 18 months ago and it has been an incredibly complicated process to get here because logan macphail suffers from some learning difficulties and also has been diagnosed with autism spectrum —— autism spectrum disorder. they were trying to determine if he was fit to plead. that means 0c able to understand the court process. he was found fit to play because he ended up here at newcastle crown court on trial for holly newton's murder. the judge said today

are in the very heart of the city of nairobi on live, but the building on we be hard to bundle rom, mickely the city overnight, robi, and in on an interesting question from liberty house, we talked about the liberty of the continent of africa or the history of contemporary africa can never be told without drift. friends today in fame was conference in violin, which took place towards the end of the $1880.00 full on the island part of the $1885.00. the conference known as the bali and conference sometimes as king leo poured, this conference was convened by european powers as a way of dividing africa, big privately into c as of influence. then you're creating powers while are present the germans. why the, the british, why they are the french, why they are the belgians. why they are the thailand's why they are the punctual gaze, why they are on the spaniards? why they don't they did was to look at the entire continent and build with it as individual ah, plantation drawing boundaries a bit tried really and ask for it has never recovered at that time. is the entire idea of the petition of africa

famous actors, actresses from mick jagger to bette midler.ould meet pretty much the whole hollywood and new york society there. and your mom was a part of all this. yes, of course. yes. what is it about bodrum that you're so proud of? each time i leave here, i miss it. i come back, and it still mesmerizes me. because this is not an island. this is still a town. [music playing] host: the sun is setting. does that mean we're almost ready to eat? are we getting hungry? sahir erozan: yes. host: is that what's happening? - yeah. yes. host: while bodrum has drastically changed over the years, macakizi's low key glamour continues to endure with its amazing food scene at its flagship michelin-star restaurant. oh, wow. look at this view. what is this here that we have? sahir erozan: this is the shaved artichokes. this artichoke is a very turkish. host: yeah. that's really great. refreshing actually. thank you. this is one of my mother's special dishes. it's called manti. it's a very turkish food, but ours is from the phyllo dough with the meat inside.

mick: yeah. definitely harder to stop.neuverable, and if we go back to the rangers, we can see that the missile basically has an effect area up to 190 miles, which is greater than any missile system that ukraine has at the moment. christian: you can s clear cut on the northeast corner of ukraine, this is where the ukraine troops are, and you can see further south, there are other more desirable targets, should ukraine want to use them. mikey: yeah. 100%. zelenskyy has been predicated the whole use of attacking on the victory plan, which i would argue now is becoming more of a get yourself into a good negotiating plan than a victory plan, but anything from commanding and control, anything that would allow zelenskyy to degrade and deter whatever russia has. christian: i'm going to take you straight to new york. david lammy just stood behind the podium in the last few seconds. let's have a listen iwhat he says. sec. lammy: 1000 days. tomorrow marks 1000 days of putin's barbaric, full-scale invasion of ukraine. er the we, we s

if their goal at the time, mick mulvaney talked about this, if their goal was to get people to quit, it worked. large-scale, on a large-scale those employees did not relocate. that led to a lot of problems as these are experienced people who have a lot of institutional knowledge as to how things work come of budget functions, and they walked and the agencies didn't have that anymore. it's a good point that people often get that 85% of the federal workforce is not in the d.c. area. most employees are not already here but most headquarters are. that is what these folks are talking about when they want to relocate. they want to put headquarters closer to where they are carrying out their function. host: patrick in fairfax, virginia. caller: hello. thank you for taking my call. my question is, mr. elon musk and ramaswamy, will they be government employees? if so, what type? if so, are they subject to the same conflict of interest rules that all government employees are subject to, especially those employees involved in contracting? they can be suit, i believe, if they violate regulations

we will have a former director mick mulvaney joining us as well.th a check on the markets. charlie pellett is tracking the trading. charlie: we have got the dow, s&p, nasdaq all advancing. nasdaq has been swinging between gains and losses but right now we are looking nasdaq up 23,

we will also sit down with mick mulvaney, former acting white house chief of staff in the trump administrationhould have some interesting bots today. kailey: i'm sure he will. we will also check in with our bloomberg team that has scattered about the swing states including what is going on on the ground in georgia as well as texas where we are watching windows critical senate races. and where abortion could be a featured issue as we've been discussing with our guest for this first hour of balance of power. we have another hour to go on the other side of the break and of course, many hours to go as we work through election we work through election week here, so stick with us. i'm kailey leinz alongside joe mathieu live from new york on bloomberg tv and radio. >> from the>> world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power." live from new york. kailey: from the bloomberg world headquarters in new york city to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, welcome to "balance of power." it is election eve. it all comes down to tomorrow, november 5, when millions of americans who have n

mick foley too, i mean, i don't care what your politics are. you're wrong. everybody knows it. yeah, yeah, yeah, but i still. but i still love you. and i'm going to say hello and i'm going to give you a hug whether you want it or not. when i see you. so i think people, if they would adopt that a little bit more and not get so, so much vitriol and so much hate over politics, it's just ridiculous. it is. and to be like batista used to come in and train when we were when i was in fcw, we were coming up and he'd bring us fiji water. so we thought he was because our water didn't even have a label on it. we were drinking out of cups. so he was always one of those guys. even he was a top guy. he would come down and spend time with us and mick foley would do that too, because he needed me to drive him to the airport. so when you see them, it's always love for them because i don't care how they vote. i don't care whether anybody, none of us should. it used to be a quiet thing. now you're a lawyer and you're working in the law firms. now, earlier you were telling me about how, like, you

interest of poland and germany come inside and gathering and conversation with polish motional rates. mickely the the, the breaking news that all the little sco says it will retaliate to of the key of the tack. a missile attack on the coast region 10 will keep slipping, shut time, all 3, miss sauls wounded separately, service went and damaged an ad defense rangel. the dot says another attack by you craning, forces killed to people, women searching more on the front line region of caps and civilian bus came on. the screen in the font is really will plains pound baylor leveling to the ground residential buildings and in the central and southern district.

were forced to run for cover and barricade themselves inside their station when hundreds of inmates mick that primates broke free from their cages. authorities build the special enclosures, the house, the monkeys after locals complained about their aggressive behavior. but some $200.00 escaped running wild and squatting at the police precinct. the captain said they sailed off the building to prevent the monkeys from destroying the property and documents of the day continues online. you find this on the x also known as twitter, and on youtube, w news, you can follow me on social media at brent dot tv. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, we'll see you then everybody, the echo africa, lagos, nigeria, badly polluted and congested. it's high time the city re saying it's mobility strategy. so it's about walking cycling. other means of transportation, but also so stable transportation mass customization, making the environment and people's healthier and happier the co op for to next on d w. and so when i used to think that plus i swanner while you know c

the w. eastern europe editor, roman country ranko, spoke to mick master. here's that energy. donald trump is coming back as president of the united states, but the world has changed since he left the office in the early 2021. what will he do about the russians oregon's too great, the biggest will on the european continent. and since the 2nd world war, oh, augustus h r, mcmaster, former national security adviser to donald trump, advertise lift and in general admitted to a historian. and now i see a fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university. gentlemen, the past are welcome to dodge, develop, hey, it's pleasure to be with you. thanks for having me. we are now speaking uh, one week off to the election after we know that donald trump will be again us preston. during the campaign. as many times that russia would not have attacked, you grade if he had been president. so does he have a point? what donald trump would have done differently to prevent that to prevent russia from attacking the wrong level? never know for sure, but it, but i think it's po

were forced to run for cover and barricade themselves inside their station when hundreds of inmates mick that primates broke free from their cages. authorities build the special enclosures, the house, the monkeys after locals complained about their aggressive behavior. but some $200.00 escaped running wild and squatting at the police precinct. the captain said they sailed off the building to prevent the monkeys from destroying property and documents. the day continues online. you find this on the x also known as twitter and on youtube, w. news you can follow me on social media at brent dot tv. and remember, whatever happens between now and then, tomorrow is another day. we'll see you then everybody. the vin runs, the groundbreaking officers in the 17th century, they threw off the shackles of old conventions. and the most, the town ceasing in 15 minutes on the w, buried, found and returned home. the german vo graves commission helps with the search for missing, sold from scott trace history, and then they ship together and folding soldiers backs and names and identities in 90 minutes on d

of poland and germany come inside haven't gathering and conversation with polish motional rates. mickely the show we will equip ourselves with advanced means of warfare that will give us additional force to complete our emissions. as well as prime minister admits the seas to find that his cabinet has approved with has black is needed to get the idea of time to pass the next day. just the regional, the just making a quick away. so we were just heading back. you ation road russians to safety is a routine problems will endlessly ahead of the seas by coming into port twenties twice hit the lebanese capital interest, the space a 2 minute during the i guess the system, the tax on some post clothes aged.

mick, to you first.t do you see happening over the first 100 days at this point? >> the way i explain it to people is if you -- what you liked about donald trump in the first term you're going to like more. what you didn't like in the first term, you're going to like even less. and that's because the team is ready. they have actually prepared this time, the 2016 win took the entire trump team as somewhat of a shock. and they didn't have, for example, teams in place, executive orders written et cetera, they're not making that mistake again. they're going to hit the ground running. there was a very steep learning curve four years ago. david rubenstein was right, the first legislative priority is going to be taxes because he has to have congress to do that. but at the same time, working on the border and on regulatory policy because he can do that through the executive branch. >> mick, there is no russia thing going on either. that was two years of getting bogged down in -- i don't know what you call it. i'

if he's going to bail out the mick seconder can he tell us this -- does he think it's appropriate as the ministry for housing has done to aprawf a four-day week for council that's not flexible working but is part-time work for hull-time pay. >> question based on what we're actually doing is usually better than fantasy questions made up. >> mr. speaker, what have they delivered in 14 year snts low gloat. stagnant economy. a disastrous budget. and now wea she wants to give me advice on running the country. no thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. speaker. sounds like they need investment and support after 14 years of decline. can the prime minister confirm that his budget will provide that much-needed investment and further concern that unlike the previous government my local authority, the public services that my child relies on will be properly supported? >> can i begin by paying tribute to my honorable friend and his constituents. it takes ex-tirednary courage and resilience to try to rebill from the devastating loss early this year. we will ensure that the people of that area are

if he's going to bail out the mick seconder can he tell us this -- does he think it's appropriate as the ministry for housing has done to aprawf a four-day week for council that's not flexible working but is part-time work for hull-time pay. >> question based on what we're actually doing is usually better than fantasy questions made up. >> mr. speaker, what have they delivered in 14 year snts low gloat. stagnant economy. a disastrous budget. and now wea she wants to give me advice on running the country. no thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. speaker. sounds like they need investment and support after 14 years of decline. can the prime minister confirm that his budget will provide that much-needed investment and further concern that unlike the previous government my local authority, the public services that my child relies on will be properly supported? >> can i begin by paying tribute to my honorable friend and his constituents. it takes ex-tirednary courage and resilience to try to rebill from the devastating loss early this year. we will ensure that the people of that area are

mick foley as well. i do not care what your politics are. you are wrong. but i still love you. say hello and i will give you a hug whether you want it or not when i see you. i think people if they would adopt that a little bit more and not get so much vitriol and so much hate over politics it is ridiculous. >> tyrus: batiste used to come in and train when i was in fc w he would bring his fiji water. or water didn't even have a label on it. when he was the top guy he would come down and spent water with us, nick foley would do that as well because he needed you to drive him to the airport. when you see them it is always love for them. because i don't care how they vote. now you are a lawyer, and you are working in the law firms now. earlier you were telling me about how you were surrounded by people having attacks and you had to quietly sit there. did you not just want to say get over it? or relax? >> i was at bravo before i was an attorney. that is even scarier. you could not even breathe a word about having any kind of conservative ideals. but i feel like there is such an emot

it's nice for her to be the first person named mick mulvaney served as one of 4 chiefs of staff during trump's first administration. your job is to tell the president. >>things that he doesn't want to hear. he says wiles has a tough job on her hands. but if she's got his trust, she can be really, really good at this job. while first task help put together a slate of leaders to stop the white house and key government agencies that include cabinet positions like secretary of state, attorney general and secretary of defense. we we focused on making of professional transition. current defense secretary lloyd austin told reporters thursday the biden administration is ready to assist what remains unclear if trump's legal troubles will also follow him to the white house. friday, a federal judge agreed to temporarily pause special counsel jack smith. >>january 6 case against trump. >>according to a court filing, smith made the request to put the case on hold, quote, as a result of the election, smith will inform the court on how he plans to move forward on december. second for now in washingto

they started with what they called an outreach pick with reince prebub, then john kelly, then mick mulvaney on mark meadows, who was so involved in staging a karim coup, he's been indicted in two cases. so, given that arc in history, what do you see in this staffing pick? >> trump goes through people quickly. we have seen this before. i think there's certainly a chance that she doesn't -- in some ways, it doesn't matter, right? because trump is trump. people around trump have very little influence on trump. that's what trump's voters like about him. ultimately, if she lasts a long time, this will show he's a bit less mercurial than he's been. i could see her lastsing a short time, too. >> but like with meadows, he could have picked someone indicted, no, see they're going to have power again, they're important. this is not only a reward for her, maybe it's an optics or pr thing. we're not baking any cakes here. even if it's just p.r., the opening pr is not bannon, not one of his many indicted aides. >> that's good. >> i'm hesitant to ascribe too much to this. this is a person who has said an

yeah, mick, the altrincham hotel wedding scandal now in the daily mail and greg appears to be the super suspected all along. >> we've suspected all along. >> yeah, it's the weddings that were cancelled to make room for migrants in hotels that has enraged local residents and was at the centre of private health care row, so i'm sure many people saw on twitter or x this video going around suggesting that people were getting private health care in altrincham. these migrants. then it turned out, no, it's a not for profit provider. gtd healthcare, which is stressed, which stressed it did not provide private healthcare and was being commissioned by the nhs. i mean, same difference probably to a lot of people, but then it puts a strain on the nhs. >> exactly. >> exactly. >> so neither is good. so dan butler and katie evans were trying to get married and they had it all planned. of course they'd spent money on it. it cost £9,000. they're planning this wedding and it was called off for basically to house migrants, which means you basically can't have a country or a society, and some of them are c

. >> not you your great man and while president mick rumbles told the kids to get off his lawn donalde time of his life they are partying wishing the radical left luna gets a happy things giving on his twitter account and will rocking out the ymca with elon musk. ♪ ♪ a very different tale of two presidents. so kellyanne conway if this president had placed his fading hours in your capable hands is this how you would've advised him to speak to the press in his waiting days? >> no i would just let them go gently into the night you will be known as a guy who vacation and too much in delaware not a president to crossed the delaware like george washington and we will know him forever more as a guy as well as harris' vice president and made every day life unaffordable and made the border less securing got us entangled in new wars. made the communities less safe. he will be known is that guy. i think afghanistan was the real inflection point in the first year of his presidency i want job identity keep talking and her wayward advisors who pollute $2 billion to expose her of doing nothing to ke

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they don't feel as septimus mick pessimistic as democrats delivered they decided they wanted to go backay things were in high school when trump was president so voted for him. i think that is what happened. >> laura: how important was the war message that trump started to highlight during the campaign. if you want to avoid -- these people will call for a draft if this keeps going the way they are going, we will be at war with russia. i thought that was smart. >> it was smart. he could actually point to the fact he had four peaceful years. it is ironic oftentimes we associate presidents like ronald reagan. ronald reagan is not someone who wanted to go to war at all. we had a great time. neck as. but i think young people are attracted to canada to give them an idea that life will be tranquil, peaceful, an opportunity for them to move forward and build the craters they want. the war message resonated as well. >> laura: >> the pollsters who blew it and i called "des moines register" out last night on the panel. again, you and i were talking about this not to to own horns, outlier poll that

core mick mccormick will be declared the winner. important that everyone one of these counties need too follow pennsylvania law. larry: what is south there? -- what out there? 20 thousand votes left to be counted? >> that is about right. they will recount every vote, but, they have never seen any re recount that overturned anything like this. average recounts flip about 300 or 500 votes, we're not seeing this overturned. bob casey should save the taxpayers that money from going through this process. he won't. so we'll go through it and then we'll have dave mccormick declared winner oof the case. larry: i know c casey's dad well. he should just step back up to the plate and be a man. >> i think that key is that we saw the voters of pennsylvania stand up on november 5, elected dave mccormick and voted for donald trump. and significant numbers. that clears the way for us to have a republican majority in senate. pennsylvania was a critical state for donald trump, i think it is a bellwether state, what we have seen over last 4 years is u

. >> mick mulvaney is gone. >> acting chief of staff, never permanent chief of staff at the white house. the president saying in the last several minutes that he is naming the republican congressman from north carolina, mark meadows, as his new chief of staff. >> who is that handsome guy? you know, what do you think? they are not going to keep marjorie taylor greene out of the white house? >> steve bannon, but we do not know how long these people will last. if the first administration was any indication, i was covering congress at the time, while donald trump was the president, it felt a bit like a carousel where at any moment someone could be kicked off by donald trump. i think , susie wiles , someone who has lasted longer than almost anyone else. it appears as though , despite a little bit of frustration that donald trump may have had during his campaign , he seemed happy with her, making her a fast decision by pointing her. this time around, it appears as though for the beginning, he is trying to surround himself with people he may be considering much more discipline than in the past

john kelly, mick raven, mark millie, these are people who have stood up as patriots for our country andonted and opposed donald trump and this is what trump will do to get revenge and retribution against them and pete is clearly the pawn in trump's scheme to do that. >> as we were speaking there was another development let me share that with you, this is new to me as well. trump just announced that elon musk and the fake will lead the doak as elon musk has referred to it the department of government efficiency. it is unclear what that will entail but they will lead it. so i guess on this one take a step back because we do not know much about it other than that, we know he has been talking about it on social media. do you think such a concept being run by somebody from the business world could have the potential to be helpful? >> i think in the abstract, yes. i do think our government needs to be streamlined, we need to make it more effective and more responsive. i do agree with that. the conflicts of interest that elon musk brings to any government job are beyond the pale. how can we be

are pushing back against chuck schumer because he's refusing to allow senator-elect dave mlk core micko attend the senate orientation. i spoke with mccormick yesterday. gop senators eric schmitt, katie brit and mike lee say they will grant mccormick entry into the building so he can be escorted to orientation. here's dave mccormick with me yesterday on sunday morning futures. >> the ap called this race a number of days ago because mathematically there's no path for senator casey to win. i'm up by 40,000 votes which is a very significant margin. and ultimately senator casey's going to have to decide when he's ready to acknowledge that. i lost a close election by 900 votes in 2022. i know it's tough to do that. maria: michael lee, your reaction. >> >> yeah, look, i was told things like not conceding a threat to democracy and contesting the election. it is mathematically impossible for bob casey to win this unless the remaining votes break three to four to one in his favor. it's clear he has no path to victory for multiple days now. even before the ap called it. but they're in there, figh

and mick mulvaney former trump budget director and chief of staff wrote a long column about that.d him say that. i went to say to you that i was there. we were all in hundreds of meetings with this guy he never talked about adolf hitler. this is one of these made up stories. >> jon kelly made it up? >> no jon kelly never said it. >> he called him on the record a fascist. on the record he said it. >> as uncorroborated by a "new york times" report. >> is not true, larry. >> is very true. let me say second point. it trumps a closing statement here is in part about the dismal october jobs numbers that we just got on friday. we lost 100,000 private sector jobs. their 112,000 downward revisions in the prior two months. that's going to be the next block. but i want to say he is asking people, are you better off now than you or four years ago? that was the border catastrophe and the associated crime with that, those of the two biggest issues. kamala can say what she wants to say to churches are. i'm happy she is in church. evelyn should be in church on a sunday. but the fact remains it's

." >> "mick jaguar." >> jimmy: okay, let's stop. >> fine!ault you can't pronounce "getting jaggy with it." >> jimmy: fine, let's not argue about this please. >> yes. yes, yes, yes. there's no bad blood here. it's simply a pleasure to be a a guest on the "tuna height schwa." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "tonight show." >> carter wainscott, everybody. [ in american accent ] >> "tonight show." >> jimmy: "tonight show." >> "tonight show." >> jimmy: yeah. >> "tonight." >> jimmy: and finally, i saw that today is president biden's 82nd birthday. hey! [ applause ] you can tell biden is getting up there because they didn't cut him a slice of cake. they pureed it and he drank it with a straw. [ audience aws ] i'm kidding. 82 years old. we actually have a photo of biden's cake. it says, "you are joe biden. it is your birthday." [ laughter ] that's very sweet. we have a great show. give it up for the roots, everybody! come on, now. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. he's an award-winning actor who stars in the

having, you know, i know mick mulvaney was a great guy, former acting chief of staff, nick was one ofheir favorite chiefs of staff, he was a steady hand. when they talk loyalty and disloyalty this goes back to the argument the republicans and those within the trump camp made about the fact the bureaucracy is so entrenched against them and against republicans that this is where those kinds of schedule employees they've been talking about whether or not they would end up in the government that's where this comes in. it's not necessarily the cabinet officials, it's more the people-- no no let me-- >> i disagree with what you're saying partly because i think trump has been pretty clear about what he's talking about. he is talking about the people that he hired. he said, i made about hiring decisions. he's not talking about the career employees-- [ inaudible ] the cabinet secretaries who have some of them come out and said they don't think he is fit for office-- back obviously there are-- because he won. >> i know-- just for one second-- [ inaudible ] answer to everything is not just that

through podcasts, they decentralized it through churches to mick sure there was a constant ecosystem. wasn't what was happening. the people who brought the democratic party to the dance in 2018, in 2020, in 2022, the fact that they were grossly underfunded, that is an oversight, but it was also a gross miscalculation. i also think we have to have a conversation around the economy, and i think that's what we're also going to see, the fact that people did swing, even among young people, they couldn't pay their rent. we have to be frank about what was missed. >> right. a lot of misinformation and was believed by voters who were lower propensity voters. tom, there are a couple myths i feel like need to be dispensed. one is people are focused on the fact in all of these swing states, most of them, the down ballot democrats did well, in some cases won, but kamala harris lost. what was this undervote. why are there places where people only voted the top of the ticket? >> yeah, and i appreciate the opportunity to address this because this seemed to be one of the most viral takeaways from this

for instance, former chief of staff mick mulvaney said, "i'd come back, but i'm starring in an off-broadwayed 'accountant harry potter.'" [ laughter ] it's off-broadway. >> steve: yeah, off-broadway. >> jimmy: then former attorney general jeff sessions said, "i'd come back, but i'm busy preparing to be an elf at macy's santaland." [ laughter ] i mean, they're busy. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: next up, former secretaries wilbur ross and steve mnuchin said, "we'd love to come back, but we're busy melding bodies to become the six flags guy." ♪ [ "we like to party" ] ♪ so then former secretary tom price said, "i'd come back, but i'm launching my new look, 'airbrushed tim gunn.'" [ laughter ] next, former attorney general william barr said, "i'd come back, but i'm too busy being real life peter griffin." [ audience ohs ] and finally, rudy giuliani said, "if there's heat and hot water, i'm there!" [ laughter and applause ] most of them are busy. some tv news. this is big. the long-awaited part two of the fifth and final season of "yellowstone" premieres this sunday. [ cheers ] >> steve: ooh. >> jim

was not in alignment with are president prp and a lot of people feel john thune is close to mitch mickonnell situation if john thune gets it. >> john is committed like john and rick to a more discontribute tescontinue lead leadership sty. all of them are much, much more inclusive in their leadership style and that's just a he matter of fact, knowing the three of them and knowing that's the demand of the people that they're going to lead. leader needs followers and i think by mid-morning this morning we'll have a new leader and we'll all coalesce around that one person regardless of who it is. maria: who is winning so far in your view? >> you know, winning and who is ahead weren' aren't always the e thing as i often tell my grand sons when they watch the vikings. [laughter] >> i would say at this point one of the johns is probably ahead, maybe john thune may have a slight edge but remember to your description, this could very well go to a second ballot and if it does, then the person that was the second could end up in first. and it creates a lot of leverage but at the end of the day, r

it is clear that this bill was designed to stoke controversy about congresswoman-elect sarah mick ride -- mcbride who became the first openly transgender person ever elected to congress in this past election. under mace's bill, congressman elect-bride would be forced to use the men's room on capitol hill. it is an obviously dehumanizing attempt, to only a new member of congress. it is a clear attempt to gain n the spotlight given the fact that representative mace, just three years ago, cosponsored a bill that would have protected transgender people from exactly this kind of discrimination. and here is what she says, now. >> is this bill in response to congresswoman mcbride coming to congress? >> yes, absolutely. if mcbride wants to ssgo to the gym, she can go to planet fitness, where they allow biological men to be around and in a room with private space with underage girls. no thank you. s. it is not going to happen, not on my watch. >> the ina here, is that if there are any alleged or accused of sexual predators coming to town in january 2025, they may be two of trump's own cabinet p

of missouri, he was forced to investigate effectively an extrajudicial murder of the farmer named micknolds. captain box of the seventh missouri state militia, and his answer to the adjutant general was it's pretty, pretty clear that captain box murdered this guy in cold blood at his house. that being said, he was probably a guerrilla supporter. so i'm not going to him. i've ordered that it not be done again, but maybe the murder will discourage people from supporting the guerrillas. yes. so that's what i would say. that's not uncommon. the way in which sort of, you know, the the army as an institution would play both sides of this, partly owing to the decentralization reports of this. get back to washington very slowly. you'd have to go through another one of elizabeth leonard's great subjects, judge advocate general holt, and sort of get some decision officially on this. and that takes a very long time. part of the virtue of having the exchange happen in slow twitter is that eventually tempers cool and other things happen and people sort of lose track. so they nice, they don't take r

but even so mick hayley says it would be very challenging for the gop to make major inroads in the legislature in a state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one democrats would have to lose 9 assembly seats or 4 senate seats in order to lose their super majority status. >>i don't see any scenario where the super duper majority is going to change anytime soon. so no, i think that the legislature will not in any way change partisan affiliation. >>and after they're elected, new members will officially be sworn in here at the capitol in early december, reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >>more news coming up. stay with us on voters in sonoma county will have a say on measure j which is about farming. those for the measure say it helps animals, but those against it say it's confusing facts with fiction. kron four's terisa stasio explains the measure and the story behind it all. >>so it's it's a whole ecosystem that everybody is connected to. dana ghirardelli is talking about measure j the controversial farming measure before the count

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if mick mulvaney is there, he calls for a vote. he always forces a vote. then the process starts.ugh a budget. congress decides where they want to spend money and where they don't want to spend money. once it gets through the house, it ends up going to the senate. the problem we have here -- and this is a fundamental problem, is that each and every one of those house members is running for re-election again starting wednesday. because they have a two-year cycle. >> right. >> so the idea that they're going to come in and they're going to start cutting massive amount of jobs, especially in their state or their district, who are voters for them, i think the possibility of that happening rounds up this year. >> what can you with executive order? what could be done with executived orrer? >> i think this is a pretty noble cause that we got here. it's a great to do this. i also thought to andrew's question, musk recognized something when he laid this out. he said, you know what, we're not going to let them go. we'll give them two-year severance. this is about reinvesting the government b