let's welcome former white house chief of staff mick mulvaney.'s always great to have you back on. let's talk about operation warp speed. astrazeneca says their vaccine is more than 70% on average effective. this is the third solid covid-19 vaccine, but the top adviser to operation warp speed, do you agree him that the fight has gotten too pretty sized, too many political attacks on it, that it's discuss tracting and interfering and delaying when lives can return to normal? what do you think? >> i absolutely agree. i think what we've just seen is very unusual in our history where political parties politicized a health event, more so the democrats than republicans. the democrats were very straight forward about it. they said they were going to make the race about covid, and they called into questions things like the veracity of the statements coming out of various pharmaceutical companies, whether or not the vaccines would be safe. they somehow planted the seed that the president was going to rush a vaccine to market that wouldn't be safe for peop

what you have just said and mick mulvaney, it has happened before.atty: is there, do you think, a realization in the trump campab t what trump's son has been saying -- is it a realization that ts is slipping away from the president? jon: i think if they were confident that the votes were going to stack up in their favor, they would be saying what joe biden is saying. at the counting continue. we are confident we are going to win. they are clearly not confident they are going to win. that is why you a seeing a slew of legal actions beingun rtaken i them as a way of jamming the wheels to try to stop the process and keep hold of the presidency by other means. i seen a quote from a senior administration official saying, there ino need to concede because h hen't lost. i don't know where these legal challenges go. at the moment, they seem to lack some substance. i'm waiting to see the evidence that makes you go, ah, i didn't don't see that at the moment. this is something that mightes delay the prrather than change it. katty: maybe that is the goal. jon so

let's go right at it with me on the phone right now is mick mulvaney.e is former white house chief of staff. mick, always great to have you back on the show. mick, are you advising the president to concede? are you telling anyone close to president trump he should concede? >> absolutely not. i have not talked to the president the last couple days. i talked to other folks at the white house. no, i'm giving them the same advice hillary clinton gave joe biden, there is no reason to concede. al gore waited 37 days. he fully litigated the matter in 2000. that is exactly what the trump team should be and is doing right now. there is no reason to concede. it doesn't have any bearing anyway. the results are going to be what the results are. concessions are some of our practices so forth, the history, not really binding. it doesn't make any difference. joe biden could concede tonight. if he wins it wouldn't make any difference. no, concession is one of the things a lot of people in the left-wing media care about. they ignored the fact that biden was getting inst

today's presidential election i want to bring in our guest this morning, joining us right now is mick mulvaneyump's former white house chief of staff mick, it's great to see you. let's just start here, what are you hearing? >> apparently about the drake equation, i'm hearing it's going to be close. the same thing you talked about, talked about all morning, it's going to be very very close. i'm surprised we're talking about how the polls are so close. i have heard for the last three or four weeks, the president doesn't have a chance. there was a poll in wisconsin a week ago saying biden was up 17 points the polling probably doesn't have much value in determining outcomes it may show trends, which is interesting because it looks like the president is trending in the right way i think you're going to see something close. i would look first to florida tonight. florida closes 7:00, most of the state does they'll get most of the early ballots counted in early if the president wins florida by a wide margin, it bears well for him the rest of the night. if he loses florida, it's probably over. it's one

mick mulvaney said yes, i think you would be to you. >> i took heart from mick mulvaney's call mom yesterdayy hope -- all of us would understand at a very human level why anybody in particular this president would be deeply disappointed not to be reelected. he invested a lot in this. he's very proud. but, you know, there is a comes a point where you've got to acknowledge that more than personal interest or party interest, and the interests country. and once he has his days in court, i hope even if the president disagrees with the court decision, he says, i tried my best. maybe he will say i'm not leaving office. maybe he'll say i'm thinking about running again in 2024. if you will concede in that the transfer of power go forward so that the incoming body -- >> neil: do you think he will run again in 2024? grover cleveland tried and it worked. i remember covering that race. i'm just saying, do you think you would do that? >> i think it may incite him like the right thing to do now. he certainly of a dominant force in the republican party now. somebody else said in 2024, the republican candida

former acting white house chief of staff, former director of the office a of management and budget, mick mulvaneyyour reaction to all of this, all of these ballots found in different counties, mick, the president pushing forward. this may very well go to the supreme court. how do you see things? >> good morning, maria. thanks as always for having me. i think what you're seeing is just a reaffirmation of why we need to go through this. every politician knows that these sorts of things happen, they happen on a small scale in nearly every single election, elections are sloppy things. it's rare that they can make an impact in the outcome because elections aren't typically as close as they are right now but the stories about ballots not being counted, about folks being eexcluded from the count, those things happen all the time which is why it's so important to continue to li litigate this. one of the questions i ask my democrat friends, don't you want to know? why wouldn't would you want -- why would you want a potential biden presidency to be clouded by this. we're nowhere near how long the bush/gore

i want to bring in mick mulvaney and duvall patrick and co-chair of america bridge 2017 mick, you have a republican president and now some of the strong holds are being looked at as tossups how did we look at getting here? >> i think you're wrong. if biden thought that, he would have been there. he never went. iowa, i think the last des moines register poll had the president up by 7 there. georgia's right. excellent point. i'm hearing anecdotal word that it will be a tightly fought race to the point that everybody else is making here tonight, florida is really where all of the action is early. if the president wins big, it bodes well if he loses florida, it will be difficult to claw his way back >> just a quick follow-up. harris went there a lot. in the rust belt, they carried president trump in 2016. they're looking even closer now. michigan likely to land lock and pennsylvania is where everyone is looking how do you see those falling >> exactly as you've laid it out. the turnout is extraordinarily heavy in the places. they've found new voters there the republicans registered 200,000

president cannot be reelected without winning both pennsylvania and arizona >> joining us now, mick mulvaney house chief of staff to president trump. and mick, we're going to talk a little bit about arizona because i think in your view, i mean, we're hearing from the white house that they are still optimistic, and you feel the same way honestly or you're just a good soldier or is there really a path for president trump at this point in your view >> that's a fair question, and frank's a good friend of mine and encourages me to be clinical and disinterested when we talk about math, and i think that's the right way to look at here's why i think the president wins arizona as of yesterday, the president was down by about 93,000 votes overnight, there were two additional counts, new data dumped in arizona. in the first one, the president went from doing down 93 to down 79,000, in the second one, he went down to 68,000. i don't have the specifics, joe, but allow me to calculate percentages on what that means in terms of how many of those votes are going for donald trump in the second dump, but in t

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>> i took heart from mick mulvaney's column yesterday.the -- all of us would understand on very human level, why anybody, in particular this president, would be deeply disappointed not to be reelected. he invested a lot in this. he is very proud but, you know, there comes a point where you have got to acknowledge that more than personal interests or party interests is the interests of the country and, once he has his days in court i'm, even if the president disagrees with the court's decision he says, i tried my best. maybe he will say i'm not leaving politics. maybe he says i think i will run again in 2024. he will concede and let the transfer of power go forward so that the incoming biden -- neil: do you think he will run, if it comes to that, senator, he will run again in 2024? grover cleveland tried it and it worked. i remember covering that race. it is a joke. do you think he would do that? >> i think it may incite him, feel like the right thing to do now. he certainly, the dominant force in the republican party now. somebody else, n

in front of the hill, and she took some heat from republican lawmakers back then, specifically mick mulvaneyormer white house chiefs of staff, a republican lawmaker back then and he criticized her for talking about inequality and sticking her nose where it didn't belong. now it's different we have powell who's a current fed chair speaking about issues of inequality all the time he speaks. >> i remember that moment so well. so appropriate to bring up now in this moment. to deal with the inequality exacerbated by the pandemic, how can she get more done with mitch mcconnell on stimulus than even treasury secretary mnuchin has been able to? >> i think that's a great question, poppy. we've seen just in the response to her nomination the two sides come together, elizabeth warren is tweeting glowingly about her, and pat toomey told one of our colleagues despite their differences at times that he thinks she's a strong pick. so you're seeing, you know, both sides kind of say positive things about her. that doesn't mean it's going to be easy. of course, republicans and democrats still remain very far

joining us tonight, mick mulvaney and christopher bedford along with saul wisen berg and ronald vitielloe got new hope a

former chief of staff mick mulvaney raised questions about rudy's role. >> still concerned about usef rudy giuliani. strikes me this is the most important lawsuit in the history of the country and they're not using the most well noted election lawyers. there are folks that do this all of the time. this is a specialty. >> jenna ellis is one of the other lawyers on board the trump legal train, a frequent guest on fox, senior legal adviser to the trump campaign, puree va or of election claims. >> he is fighting for election integrity. we want every legal vote to count not just for this election but every one after this. >> fighting for election integrity, suspect, considering trump made clearest an opponent of election integrity. he made that clear by firing his top election security official, chris krebs, a guy he appointed for saying the election was the most secure election in history. another authority who counter ellis' claims about virtuous pursuant. statements she made in 2016 on her official neighbfacebook pag ellis repeatedly slammed then candidate trump as an idiot who was abn

you're seeing frustration play out from people like mick mulvaney, former chief of staff saying this is a serious issue and they should move forward with it if this is what they believe. they should have credible election attorneys lead the argument. instead, they don't. a lot has to do with places like pennsylvania. the president is on his third set of attorneys. it includes rudy giuliani and former radio host at this time. that gives you an idea of attorneys who actually work on this kind of stuff are viewing these cases and whether or not they are actually going to be successful. >> so rick, one of the questions is, is this just a trump tantrum and will be over when joe biden takes his hand off the bible or is there impact on trusting institutions on the capability of institutions. just yesterday in a tweet the president fired a gentleman who worked for the united states government, ran the cyber part, part of the report said the most secure election in history, no allegations of widespread fraud. here is something who works closely with him having the courage to say the same thin

trump was not a supporter of the agency and they really stopped throwing fines on anybody once mick mulvaneyace and you're looking at people like that who make it a priority, let's put it this way of protecting the consumer. that's what joe biden would like to do. keep in mind, all of this could hinge on what happens in the senates, if this does go to the republicans because you know you have the georgia runoff then all bets are off and it becomes a wish list for joe biden which is simply that a big wish and you will have a senate that is very interested in keeping a muzzle on nominees for certain agencies that are to progressive so the market looks like it's solid for the moment but who knows you have headlines about the coronavirus crisis, let's hope that's a priority for the moment. arthel: it seems like the majority senate gop majority perhaps need more gridlock. >> indeed. arthel: liz claman, nice to see you. eric: covid cases rising sharply across the country, the midwest being hit hard, were about to enter the holiday travel season. do you think folks will heed the calls to stay home

trump's former chief of staff mick mulvaney questioned about giuliani represent the president. >> this is a specialty. . this is not a television program. this is the real thing. >> reporter: two wisconsin counties for the price of approximately $3 million. that comes one day after trump openly cheered a short-lived effo michigan republicans in the detroit county which he called having courage. the result was eventually certified following major backlash from voters. now, jake, pennsylvania senator pat toomey does not think the trump campaign has a strong case in his home state but as this is going on and president is continuing to focus on it, you're seeing other officials start to move on what is ahead including vice president pence who is going to georgia to campaign for the two republicans in that georgia runoff that is going to determine which party controls themeadows, the chief of staff was asked on capitol hill if president is planning to go there and campaign. he said he would have to fit if it fits into the schedule that the president is conducting. >> we notice not a strong

joining us tonight, mick mulvaney and christopher bedford along with saul wisen berg and ronald vitielloot new hope and

neil: mick mulvaney, thank you very much, my friend. the former acting chief of staff, the budget director, so much more. again, if there were to be like a grover cleveland run, remember the differentiator there, grover cleveland ran three times, but it was in his second run he lost the electoral vote. again, the only president in american history to serve two terms but not concurrently. so there is historic precedent to that. >>> all right, as the count goes on, the republican strategy as a party, ronna mcdaniel is going to give an update on where things stand and what her options are, after this. ♪ your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. my husband would have been on the sidelines. but not anymore! an alternative to pills voltaren is the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel to target pain directly at the source for po

. >> even mick mulvaney, the president's former chief of staff, acting chief of staff, took issue with rudy giuliani. i mean. >> surreal. >> you watch it, yeah, it is surreal. you can't even believe it is happening. part of that is if you read what's going on in court, he can't answer basic questions about -- we're talking the level of scrutiny that even someone who's a layperson could do three minutes of work and figure out how to answer one of these questions that rudy giuliani was asked in court and he can't do it. >> brianna, i think the most important thing, i'm proud to hear joni found her voice and stood up, i know her, i like her. i have been disappointed about her and haven't been quiet about that, but this goes to the foundation of who we are. you can't just throw stuff out because you feel like saying it, which is what trump has been doing four years. guiliani's press conference with sidney and the other person, they should lose bar licenses. i am an attorney, sworn into the bar of the united states supreme court. i take this seriously. you can't say things that are untrue i

and his former chief of staff, mick mulvaney, said he expects trump to run again in 2024. can you imagine if in 18 months he comes down that frigging escalator again? [ laughter ] biden should outlaw escalators just to make sure he doesn't. [ laughter ] the other big news item today, the other major story shaking up the markets and the world, really, is the shocking development on "the bachelorette" tonight. it's over. it is over. clare really threw the show for a loop. if you haven't been watching -- sadly i have, so let me catch you up. what happened in this episode tonight is trump-level insane. so clare agrees to be the bachelorette, to be on the show. they line up 25 guys. clare and the producers are all ready to go. but they have to postpone because of covid. so everyone goes home. she goes home. the guys go home. but since they've already revealed who all the contestants are, clare starts looking them up on social media. she starts studying their instagrams and whatever. and she convinces herself that she's in love with one of them. dale. that's dale. handsome guy,

which is still going on, next hour former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney here with skitates up for grab this is morning at 7 a.m. word on wall street markets to votes coming in and former new york city police commissioner here on social unregs for both sides still hoping for victory. in the 8 a.m. hour, don't miss the congressman michael wallace and henry on the elections and how their parties are reacting plus former wal-mart ceo bill simon is here on how businesses are taking election results thus far and financial impact of a trump reelection or a biden presidency. don't miss a moment of it. quick break you're watches "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ifnoand if you're troubledan a lifby falls and bleeds,ers. worry follows you everywhere. over 100,000 people have left blood thinners behind with watchman. it's a one-time, minimally invasive pr

mick, that was a bad joke on my part but always good seeing you mick mulvaney, budget director, much, much more, i want to go to reggie love. the former barack obama personal aide. you know, it's good to have you, back, reggie. obviously when the campaign brings out the big guns and that's in the form of barack obama, he can certainly galvanize the crowd, he's been doing his part to get a lot of attention to joe biden. but the thing about former president obama is his success and for popularity has translating of those he's supporting and campaigning, hillary clinton 4 years ago, are you worried joe biden now? reggie: look, i think that, you know, if we look back to 2016, you know, i don't think that people were trying to be convinced whether or not they should have voted for clinton or for trump and this election coming up, i also don't think that that's really sort of the dynamic here. i believe the dynamic is that he's trying to convince people that they need to believe that their voice matters and that, you know, no matter how challenging the times are right now with covid and eco

with us tonight mick mulvaney, bobby jindal, matthew whitaker, along with ford o'connell, deneen borellie headlines for you. it's a jam-packed

. >> reporter: former chief of staff mick mulvaney writes that "voters need this election to be fullyed, to resolve various questions republicans raised." but mulvaney adds, "i have every expectation that mr. trump will be, act, and speak like a great president should -- win or lose." and the trump campaign continues to send out fundraising appeals to raise money for this litigation. the fine print shows the money could be used to retire campaign debts. now no states have officially certified their results as of now. but expect in the days to come republicans to put more pressure on the president to recognize the outcome. willie? >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. thank you. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." good morning. great to see you on this morning after joe biden became president-elect. you and i have been talking about there campaign for what feels like an eternity, a year and a half at least on sunday get-togethers. let's talk about what happens and what this vote says about the country. joe biden got a record number of votes fo

there's been a lot of criticism on all sides, even the president's former chief of staff, andrea, mick mulvaney saying among other things as it relates to national security and intelligence briefings, that there's no reason that joe biden shouldn't now have access to those. and kathleen sebelius, former hhs secretary to president obama, said that effectively the biden administration would be operating in the dark and that it's very dangerous, andrea. >> and kristen, what is the level of frustration among the biden team? >> reporter: i think you're seeing it increase by the day. and i think you saw that on display yesterday when president-elect biden spoke and he said that the lack of communication could cost lives, in response to a question from our own geoff bennett. and so the president-elect is really trying to turn up the pressure on president trump to, if not concede this race, at least allow his gsa to ascertain the election results so that he can start to get national security briefings and briefings on covid as well. and andrea, one more thing overnight, it's worth noting, the team is r

you had mick mulvaney saying it is not a television program and slamming giuliani. what is the other faction, the non-rudy faction. what they're doing sort of matters to the extent how dangerous this enterprise is. what is their view on this? >> well, so as i chronicled in the book, donald trump is someone that is unmoored by the law, ethics and, you know, basically he's willing to do things no other president was willing to. that behavior forced the people around the president to try and stop him, to try to contain him. there were those containers in the first two, three years of the presidency. that doesn't mean that things did not go terribly wrong in that period of time, but they were able to stop trump from heading down these dark paths. one of the people that these containers of trump feared was rudy giuliani. they feared what would happen if giuliani got his tentacles into trump and could control trump and could basically use him, and that is the nightmare scenario that we're seeing. these people that were around the president who tried to stop him, tried to

and the next month, trump's acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney was saying that the virus was just another hoax from the media. you don't have to comment on that. i am. let's move on. i want to ask you about this new vaccine from pfizer, which will be hard to distribute, challenging to distribute, because it needs to be kept at 75 degrees celsius, and it will have two doses. we're hearing from health officials in north dakota and mississippi who say they're overwhelmed, daunted. one added we do not have enough to pull this off successfully. how can it be that we're in november and state health officials are worried they're not going to be able to properly distribute this vaccine? >> well, it's going to be a challenge. that's for sure. i know that the states -- that's not something that i deal with -- >> i know. >> -- the distribution, others do. from what i'm hearing, they feel they need more resources to be able to implement something they had not been done before, mainly the special requirements. i believe it's going to be done, jake. i'm cautiously optimistic that we wi

mind rudy's deranged performance was such an embarrassing debacle, that even close trump ally mick mulvaneyer chief of staff, and a guy who is fully on board with this grotesque attempt to overturn the results of the election said today, "i'm still a little concerned about the use of rudy giuliani. last night after rudy's disastrous bungling of everything, here's what fox news host sean hannity told his audience about rudy's performance. >> in pennsylvania, rudy giuliani argued the case today. i've heard from more than a few people that he was absolutely brilliant in his arguments today. >> seth: maybe he was saying it the way british people use "brilliant" to mean "funny." did you see mr. bean fall down that escalator into the savory pie display? brilliant, absolutely brilliant. fun fact, the original title of hannity's show was "mr. the man who is very angry at me. we're in the midst of several crises colliding at once the destruction of american democracy, a deadly plague that killed 1,500 americans just yesterday alone. and we're seeing once again the republican party simply does not ca

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even trump's closest allies like his former chief of staff mick mulvaney had expressed concern aboutassing performances in court. >> i'm still a little concerned about the use of rudy giuliani they're not using the most well-noted election lawyers. there are folks who use-- who do this all of the time >> seth: yeah, and none of them want to be a part of this harebrained scheme you don't end up with rudy when you have other options the raft in castaway wasn't tom hanks' first choice of boat. it was his only choice trump chose rudy the way you choose a dentist whose in your insurance plan's network "well, this guy's only open on tuesday but this other guy works out of a barge on the east river. i knew i shouldn't have gotten dental insurance from the general of general!" anyway, what we here at "late night" have been calling the kooky cuckoo coup crew is wasting everyone's time, there's still, you know, a raging pandemic going on and the people calling up random election officials in wayne county to overturn legitimate election results are the ones who are supposed to be protecting ame

you saw mick mulvaney, former acting chief of staff, wrote in the "wall street journal" this morningt once the outcome is clear, he thinks president trump will actually concede the election gracefully. we haven't seen any evidence of that so far. i think, you know, there's a desire on the part of the president to play out this string a little bit more with these challenges. there's nothing in the courts right now that would overturn this election, it looks like. i mean, there's nothing that seems to be on the path toward making any meaningful difference in the kbrout cooutcome. what it really is, it's trying to get a president who hates the idea of being seen as a loser, to come to the fact that this contest is really over. >> chuck, to peter's point there, i mean, when it comes to these legal challenges by the trump campaign, what's the bottom line on these legal plays? >> right, peter is exactly right, craig. i mean, there's a huge difference between filing a lawsuit and filing a meritorious lawsuit. anyone is capable of filing a lawsuit. a meritorious lawsuit, one in which you cou

the two chiefs of staff that followed him, mick mulvaney and mark meadows, this used to be a competition modern history. those two on the title now. everybody else is a distant third or fourth in my view because they really utterly failed to tell the president or truths —— ha rd to tell the president or truths —— hard truth. when you talk about ron klain, you describe how the chief of staff almost moulds the president in your book, who will he look back at their history? who set the mould for being the ideal chief of staff? you would really have to say that james a bakerthe would really have to say that james a baker the third under ronald reagan was the gold standard. he was somebody who was a pragmatist, he was hated by the right wing of the reagan administration. but as it turned out, he was really attuned to reagan's real desires. reagan wanted to get stuff done. i think ron klain is going to have a really difficult challenge, as i say, and it's by no means automatic that he'll be empowered by the way —— in the way thatjim baker was. empowered by the way —— in the way that jim baker

let's bring in mick mulvaney, he was president trump's acting white house chief of staff until earlier away. i can barely remember a day that was. what is the donald trump campaign strategy at the moment? well, you had on part of it, to get the observers out on the field to make sure that at the end of the night, the laws followed in by the way, the biden campaign is doing the exact same thing. ever this going to be a trump lawyer or the biden lawyer. we saw this and they're just figuring out how to make sure no damage is done and the damage that cannot be undone. in pennsylvania, the state court ruled that after a particular time, we do under the detail, i don't butcher too badly, obviously, if ballots are mixed, it's hard to know which came in and win and so the segregation of ballots and ballots received on day one day two are kept separately so the courts can decide that ballots can be determined one way on the day they are received, it is possible but if they are mixed, it may not be a feasible outcome. so, right now, both sides of making sure that nothing happens that cannot be u

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mick mulvaney, thank you, sir. let's get back to money and i will show you big tech-- sometimes i can hardly believe what's going on with big tech. all of them way up. what are they so happy about? susan: makes you very happy. less regulation, no breakup and difficult hiking corporate tax with a split congress and that's why we have a huge rally in tech stock these are the single best day in history after any election for the nasdaq. gridlock is good for big tech and they have a safety play with guaranteed growth in greer and she'd profit. apple is up-to-date despite the fact with bloomberg report saying it's running short of chips for its new iphone. amazon is is shipping off the fact that jeff bezos sold $3 billion in amazon stock last week. stuart: do you know i am so happy to see big tech go up? it's not just that i have some, but a hundred million americans are invested so for a one case, ira, apple is one of the most widely held stock. susan: and amazon and microsoft. there should be a lot of stimulus still a

even the former acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney said this is not a television programmecase, today, what a performance today, hair dye running down his face, taking on the media, closing my cousin vinny, it is farcical. -- quoting christian, you know very well on polite. laughter. i was listening to this whole dumpster dive today and i thought my cousin vinny? come on, man. you're representing the president. cousin vinny? come on, man. you're representing the presidentlj cousin vinny? come on, man. you're representing the president. i didn't say dump the fire. you said that.|j say dump the fire. you said that.” did. in all seriousness, this needs to in. the president needs to have a smooth and seamless transition. joe biden is the president elect of the united states, kemal harris of the vice president elect. we need to do everything we can for the 200 years of democracy we have here. —— kamala harris. they hand off of the baton needs to be seamless and easy as possible. time for him to leave the stage. but ryan, who is going to be the one to tell the president that the

mick mulvaney, former acting white house chief of staff.picks they are largely centrist. >> thank you, stuart. thanks for having me. they have been centrist so far. let's not kid ourselves. he has a lot folks to make people happy. centrists at state department and homeland security. janet yellen is a centrist. what options have we not seen discussed yet? the epa, the department of labor, the department of education, something very close to me, the cfpb for example. of course the very first name came out recently amongst the progressives mirra tandem at office of management and budget. a very powerful position i used to serve in. very interesting to me somebody who is fairly hardcore left in that powerful position. stuart: unlikely to be confirmed in a republican senate however. >> could be very, very difficult and rightly so look, especially if you're going to come out and say you want to unite the nation, the last thing you should do put a hardcore clinton-podesta democrat, a semiadvisor to the clinton campaign at the office of management

starting to shut down certain parts of the state or certain activities and no real prospect you heard mick mulvaney earlier on "squawk box" of additional stimulus coming in the next couple of mun months we talked about this so many of the small and medium-sized businesses what is going to happen over the next couple months >> i had cisco on and tremendous resistance because you had outside. i think outside is going away rather quickly and then it's just too cold. >>> guys, a lot to get to as we said earlier a lot of m & a regarding home dep depot, simon property and we're on the look out for a dow 30k at the open as the s&p is on pace for the fifth best month in the last 30 years. don't go away. >>> the co-founder and ceo of the company partnering with pfizer on a covid-19 vaccine says he believes daily life may return to normal by next winter. in an interview yesterday with the bbc he said if everything continues to go well, we'll start to deliver the vaccine end of this year, beginning of next year and goal to deliver 300 million until april next year which could allow us to already start to make

is he coming of pressure from republicans, like for example from mick mulvaney, former chief of staffot your back. there has been silence from many and there has been silence from many and there has been silence from many and there has been outright criticism from others and support from very few. i think the president is furious that he feels that he is being abandoned. yes, he has the very tight coterie of family yes, he has the very tight coterie offamily and yes, he has the very tight coterie of family and close advisers still with them and prepared to fight in the last ditch, but some of the other people respective republicans in the country are either keeping their distance or being critical. and i think that too will wait on the president calculation and those around him of when maybe they have to call it quits and say enough is enough. already, you are saying world leaders picking up the phone when it to speak tojoe biden, offering their congratulations power slips away very fast in this town. donald trump must be feeling that this evening. thank you. of course it was the stat

and i think it's very telling people still close to the president like his former chief of staff mick mulvaney020 if he loses. i'm hearing that from people who are in communication with donald trump's children and others. and people who think that he is going to win a second term don't start talking about, you know, running in 2024. but it also goes to the donald trump psyche which we all know. that is the notion of losing is hard for any human to swallow, but donald trump it's a whole different level. so there's no wonder why the characteristics that we've seen throughout the presidency, these tweets that seem incredibly chaotic and not linear, they're happening in kind of in stereo right now. >> one of the things going on is first of all you have official republican washington kind of like taking its time, watching what's happening, waiting for the votes to come in and pretending as if this trump world does not exist. but the trump world i'm referring to are these deranged messages from president trump, all caps -- i've never seen an all caps press release. it was an all caps press release w

we are joined by mick mulvaney, a former trump chief of staff. he is in south carolina.eresting, the last time i checked, i stepped away from the tv, the president was up by about 3% in florida. florida is a state that is counting its absentee ballots away. katty's point is well made on many of the rust belt states by florida's ballot will be tonight. president is up ballot will be tonight. president is up by ballot will be tonight. president is up by3 ballot will be tonight. president is up by 3 points there without the western panhandle of the state in a different time zone. it is a heavily republican area so even if the presidentjust holds republican area so even if the president just holds tonnes that 3% lead now, that is some place between 4 lead now, that is some place between aand 10 lead now, that is some place between a and 10 points of overperformance versus the polling averages. he was expected by many mollsters to lose florida by as many as six or seven points. if that is a bellwether state, it bodes extraordinarily well for the president. if it is not you ca

elizabeth: mick null vainny was with -- mulvaney was with us last night, he would agree with you.e individually each and every one of those votes was fraudulent, so we hear what you're saying. we want to move on to this story, the republican party so far is the big winner, the election is not a repudiation of gop policies, democrats will have the slimmest majority in two decades in the house. ten of those democrats did not back nancy pelosi in the last congress, her gavel is still in question. we see the name-calling and mud-slinging going on, johnny deutsche saying, you are a, quote, moron if you think the voter is going to go for socialism. he's a tv pundit. we've seen alexandria ocasio-cortez in a fight with senator joe manchin tweeting back at him, a death stare she gave to him. he's saying that no way would democrats and should democrats back, quote, the crazed socialist agenda, they should not back defund the police. this seems like a growing fight, in-fighting inside the democrat party. you're down there, what do you see? >> i think it's very contentious, and it's a house d