mo, a triple snub.d we have all seen the clip of him saying that he will travel to paris, berlin, everywhere. ultimately he just needs to be in brussels. —— angela merkel and emmanuel macron. it seems so. because the leaders have pointed back to the eu commission and ursula fund or lien as the person overseeing the talks from the eu side. —— ursula von der leyen. we need to see who the premise or is talking to. he is letting it know that he would do everything he can and go to every length and making self available to go and see the people who are the power brokers in the eu, merkeland two people who are the power brokers in the eu, merkel and two to try to get a deal through. i think there is no deal, then people can say that he can't do everything —— that he didn't do anything. —— merkel macron. this is embarrassing a bid for numberio when macron. this is embarrassing a bid for number 10 when your son by those leaders. but if you are a person tear then you are being... —— there already believing what

what is your reading of this, mo? i think presidents. what is your reading of this, mo?reading of this, mo? i think this is about legacy, i think this is about president trump trying to use his short amount of time he has left to really ta ke short amount of time he has left to really take his mark on the weather is to appeal to his base for a potential reelection challenge in four years time orjust to be known for something beyond being a loser, for something beyond being a loser, for losing the election, but i think the other striking part of this story, which i found quite disturbing, the prison where this execution happened is now a covid hotspot is the execution teams are not quarantining and not being tested, and they are not from the local area, so it is a grim side bar to an already quite disturbing story. 0k, to an already quite disturbing story. ok, let's go to the uk and we are going to have a look at the mail, very much focusing on... this is an interesting aspect in terms of the brexit story, harriet, gunboats in case there is no deal. you talk us in case th

he had 135 rbis, mo had 35 rbis. flash forward, moe is the bullpen coach and says i would like to be let out of my contract so i can join the military. he volunteers to make a difference and all part of that great generation. >> i would like to add two things, first of all, when the red sox opened the season, the 2008 season in japan, i twoewen the place where moe berg was and took the pictures. i went up to see what the view was. the skyline has changed a lot since his day. the other thing i wanted to mention was about the photos that anne showed us. they're all photographs of baseball. and these guys actually -- they did baseball as part of their recreation. but he did not receive his wings but he worked in logistics and supply during the war. ted williams became such -- so adept at gunnery that he was made a gunnery instructor and was to teach other people how to use machine guns during fighter aircraft. they had regular duties. we don't want to give people the impression that they were sitting around and playing

want to bring in brad and mo. how are you doing? usually it's mo and mark open a mood. today it's brad and mo. let's go back to this restaurant owner in l.a. brad, why can't we get this right? hang with me a moment, brad. trying to get your microphone there. try to get that figured out. mo, this woman will come up in 20 minutes. same question to you. why can't we get this right toward the end of this year already? >> yeah, i hope we can. my heart goes out to her and all of these restaurant owners and venue owners and small business owners around the country who are suffering right now. look, congress just needs to sit down. democrats put forward a bill, the hero's 2.0 act which includes targeted relief to restaurants. that was a nonstarter. republicans put forward a much smaller bill that didn't include that. that was a nonstarter. there's now a bipartisan frame work that is out there that has -- i think about 250 members of the house from both parties, it's got a good number of senators from both parties. it's a good starting point. but we need targeted relief for thes

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we are joined by mo brooks of alabama.e has challenged -- promised to challenge the election results when they get to congress in january. thanks for bringing it up. plenty of articles about the election. this is the lede in the washington times. "trump throwing a hail mary to block biden election." "trump called on the supreme court to have the courage to intervene as his republican allies sued four swing states in what was described as a hail mary effort to prevent states from casting electoral votes for presumptive president-elect joe biden. the supreme court rejecting another case on tuesday in which republicans sought to overturn the certification of the election for biden. that lawsuit claimed that pennsylvania's legislature did not legally enact a law to expand mail-in voting during the pandemic. separately, the arizona supreme court dealt another blow to the president by rejecting a lawsuit from the state's republican party chairwoman claiming fraud." plenty of moving parts on that front. something we will cover st

prime minister nanda mo d rew‘s supplies.government is urging the farmers to agree to further talks. —— prime minister modi. in the past two hours, the uk prime minister's office has confirmed cases of the new variant have been found in gibraltar, denmark and australia. dr jennifer rowan is a cell biologist at university college london and joins me now. we are seeing europe shutting down, as far as access to the uk or people coming to the uk goes. are they right to do so? we have already seen as we have seen three countries reporting new cases of this new strain. i think it is wise to be cautious. what we know so far suggests we need to treat with caution. take us through what we know about this new variant because it was expected this virus could mutate, because all viruses do, so what we know about this one? coronavirus has been mutating quite slowly. there are thousands of mutations out there. what is interesting about this one and what is alarming is it looks as if it has got about 17 new ones all at once, so got about 17

one was mo berg. we could do an entire presentation on this evidently as a baseball player, he was quite satisfied with his lot in life as a back up catcher in an ultimate league bull pen catcher. but mo in the early 1930s, we made a couple trips to japan. and while over there, he kind of sauntered into, i believe a hospital on the pretext of this city there. he took a camera and he end up to the roof and did all sorts of installations in tokyo. as the story was later told, james do little used mo's photos when he bombed tokyo in the great raid on the battle of tokyo. so the write near wrote the story, it became a novel, has cast some doubt on how useful those were for do little. he was recruited into the ranks of the officers strategic services that was the precursor of the cia. and it was involved in the trip to europe to take in a lecture. they were developing an atomic bomb and he has instructions to -qñ heisenb. he was struinstructed to take h out if that was his intent, but that didn't happen. h

now, mo, over to you. >> thanks so much, patti. thanks to the brunswick group for partnering on this, on this day long full of events. you guys are great partners and always loved working with you. and on a personal level, thanks to you for the introduction, patti earlier called me her former colleague, to be clear she was my boss and she was a great boss. so, thrilled to work with you again on this. and sara and chris, thank you both for joining us for this very timely conversation. i think patti set the stage very well sort of what is at stake and how the process worked in the past,i want to dive right in. much of this conversation is going to be focused on that moment when the nom me is named, but let's start a little bit before that. and chris, i'm going to start with you. tuck about when the president-elect is making his decision about who should fill some of these top slots, turns to the transition team hands you a list of names, i assume, of folks he's got to vet. tell me about that process. if i'm mistaken about that, pleas

>> it was definitely not targeted at my opponent, mo davis, who won a very tough campaign. it was more at this culture, the extremes on both ends. >> first member of congress born in the 1990s, he has taken his party by storm. >> i represent the new face of the republican party. >> wrapped in a message of youth, faith and overcoming adversity. the now 25-year-old has used a wheelchair since a car accident in 2014 left him partially paralyzed. >> i know what it is to feel significant amounts of pain and to feel left behind society and that's an interesting

what is anti-mo? tom: it is a factor thing. jonathan: thanks for that, tom. tom: i had a tough morning. slush, shows up with the big suv thing. it was in a hummer but it was joined norma's -- ginormous. i got here in four minutes. jonathan: i got a message at 1:00 eastern. i know how long it would take to walk to the office. it is not four hours. lisa: what was the email at 1:00 a.m.? anathan: some nonsense about football game or something. fromwoken up to lyrics africa, the song, literally. tom: todo! jonathan: do you want me to sing it? you need the song. we will have to get someone to play the song. lisa: i have a question. how much of the fed conference did you watch and how much of the game? tom: look at her. it anded about 70% of 30%. .'m doing the bed wars thing i'm in school virtual learning and i'm doing bed wars on the side. lisa: we are still on air. tom: rich miller opened up and i could see he had them on in the background. he is looking at the liverpool win. were doing know you this during the news conference. the dollar weaker, down 6/10 of 1%.

mo and harriet, you will be backin papers. time to stop do not go away, because that is louis back for the next edition the papers. —— do not go away, because thatis papers. —— do not go away, because that is when. just ahead of our sports bulletin, some breaking news. we're hearing that a motorist has struck several pedestrians taking part in a black lives matter protest in new york city. abc news has reported that between a0 and 50 protesters were in the area at the time and that some of them had surrounded a car. abc news in new york says that the car then drove into the protesters, injuring at least six of them. we are hearing the injuries appear not to be life—threatening, but we will give you more details when we have it. for now, let's cross over and get all the sports news. hello, i'mjohn hello, i'm john watson with the latest from the bbc sport centre. west ham bounced back from defeat to manchester united last weekend with victory over leeds in the premier league. they went behind early on when mateusz klich retook h

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mark: i know mo udall and his son too. mo coined a joke that i never heard from anybody else. two inmates were in federal prison. they were in the mess hall know, the food was your better when you were governor. [laughter] gordon: [indiscernible] there is stuff you could not get away with 30 years ago you can get away with now. mark: yeah. cross,why i guess it was lincoln got some of the material from joke books, artemis ward, the humorist of his day. artemis ward was said to be mark between's favorite humorist. and you look at some of these joke books and you had to be there. that was it. you had to be there. there is a scene in one of those black and white movies joe mentioned he was on recently. abe lincoln in illinois and he had just met the woman he was going to marry, mary todd, and he said the todds are pretty fancy people. todd with two d's. highfalutinty considering there is only one d in dog. i am looking at the movie and he is in the corner telling jokes. let me hear what he is going to say it so i can use it. all you do is here the men laughing, and mary tries to b

the pressure was on them. >> john: mo, nancy pelosi said something to that effect. worried about covid relief now. we have a new president. we can do this in a smaller version and do more next year. >> look, let us start by saying, you know, i'm glad this is past -- about to pass. if marc and i had tried to do this, i'm sure i would have come in with more, he would have come in with something didn't. but they're there. that's a good thing. let's clear the air on a few things though. the president did ask for more actually and senate republicans that pulled back on that. they didn't have enough votes in the senate. >> he said he would have twisted arms and got it done. >> but he said. but it didn't happen, right? he didn't go to them and twist arms to get it done. mitch mcconnell put forward a bill that didn't have anything in it for up employment insurance for direct payments. so, you know, i think that this should have been done sooner. politics got in the way. but we're there now. this is not the bill that will solve everybody's problem. but it is a good start and

mo: do you want to add to that? the game has that totally changed. we are going to see closer votes on these nominees just because of the polarization we are experiencing in the country. thing amost important nominee or president-elect candy for his or her nominees is to put forth people that are immensely qualified. there are people that exist like colin powell, still, and in partisan places that we all find ourselves being shocked by sometimes how rough this town of abovehat are kind reproach. they are harder to find and they were 15 or 20 years ago, but that is the best defense. -- i thinkiduals elaine chao was one of them. manyas been a creature of cabinets, both at the high level and sub cabinet, she's obviously has great political connections, being married to mitch mcconnell. of those are the kinds people lay president-elect wants to be thinking about. there is a sequencing to this, which is putting forth your best and brightest first. secondur first or makescement is rocky, it it more likely you are going to see rockier nomination fights. for

i just want to say god bless you, mo brooks, for you energy, bls you for your clarity, bless you for your willingness toight. i've been trying to call c-span, i told them months ago that this was going to happe you got bakein fraud. you just don't have chain of custody on mail-in ballots. can you account, can anybody account for 20, 30, 40 million balls that weren't used? no, because they're reused. no chain of custody means you kndon't have a valid election. bless you,ir. keep up the fight. >> guest: let me add a comment to this gentleman's remarks. today i'm going to give a floor speech probably in the neighborhood of 10:10 to 10:25 eastern time, and in that floor speech is going to quote extensively from a democrat, approximateally-paid election -- professionally-paid election expert out e of new jersey. and hee details how he's helped steal elections through this en masse mailout of ballots. and it's quite remarkable. it'll be on c-span if, i hope you wah it. >> host: antonio, democrat from california. good morning. >> caller: thanks for taking my call. i'd first like to ask you,

congressman mo brooks.ascinating to hear this because the implications for the future is what your focused on. good to see you. >> my pleasure. >> harris: hypocrisy run amuck? you know. i'm on it. one california official lashing out at a journalist that caught her eating outdoors after voting to ban all in-person dining. yet another example of democrats ignoring their own coronavirus guidelines. the growing backlash next. the e need to silence our phone. who knows where that button is? i don't have silent. everyone does -- right up here. it happens to all of us. we buy a new home, and we turn into our parents. what i do is help new homeowners overcome this. what is that, an adjustable spanner? good choice, steve. okay, don't forget you're not assisting him. you hired him. if you have nowhere to sit, you have too many. who else reads books about submarines? my dad. yeah. oh, those are -- progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents, but we can protect your home and auto when you bundle with us. l

my congressman is mo brooks. he is coming on after you. i have called every office about my problem. with the health care my son had. once they graduate, if they don't go to college, and then if they don't go to college it cuts off at age 23 and they are always behind. i just got the affordable care act permission to buy blue cross blue shield through alabama. which i thinkonth is ridiculous. in the war, they still would have dropped his insurance. all i have been asking for is a change in the school requirement and bump the age up to the age of 36 like they did in the affordable care act. on the affordable care act, toerans were put on page -- update the systems between the v.a. and dod. host: thank you for bringing your story of. congressman ryan, do you want to respond? caller: -- caseworkat is a situation. you have to go through your congressperson because my staff is overwhelmed with the 700,000 people we represent. i will mention to congressman brooks that you called and we will get your name and make sure your staff connects with yo

why we had to do it and tre is a mob of reporters standing on the courthouse steps and here comes the mo to sending on the district attorney or the politician. we try not to be that way but it's hard not to be that way. so as i stted to drive to suthernd springs on sunday, i tried to be easy with them. and for the first couple of weeki didn't have a notebook. and i didn't want th to think that i was to send it on them. and the woman i was working with was a wonrful investigative reporter a then she had theime to do a story she just goes and comes in fors long as she can and tell they are comfortableith her. and then they got to talking about usnd then they had the unofficial blacklist of reporters that were too persistent and had gotten things wrong andadn't corrected it or they justelt like they did not trust them and agreed among themselves they just wouldn't talk to these reporters and said is thing personal is just the way it is. and it took a while for me to be comfortable wh them. >> i think that persistence is showing so much lonr afterwards. >> it most rorters don't have that lux

when john first came to the house, my uncle mo, big uncle mo, 6 feet 5 took him under his wing. john did the same for me and worked together on issues like campaign finance reform, native american issues, and others. john often said to me, we disagree in politics but not in life. let's remember that. we disagree in politics but not in life. my great grandfather helped settle st. john's, a small farming and cattle community on the arizona-new mexico border in the 1880's. he had an embroidery that hang on his frontier home that read, if the good folks don't get into politics, the scowndz drells will take -- the scoundrels will take over. i believe there are a lot of good folks here in the senate, but the system we're caught in makes it too hard to work together, to remember that we -- we need to remember that we disagree in politics but not in life. and i'm not the first to say in a farewell address and i won't be the last but the senate is broken. the senate is broken. and it's not working for the american people. we are becoming better and better political warriors. we're good a

thanks marc and mo. is really good news for so many americans, this stuff is just a slap in the face and it stinks. mo, thanks. marc thanks as well. we'll check in with a restaurant owner. she's in los angeles. she has a story to tell. she was with us a week ago. she's back to tell us how she's doing today with the bar stools still on top of the tables. >> we hire our politicians to think outside the box and be here for times like this. the solutions they're giving is, you know -- it is worse than the cure. i hate to say that because it's not about politics. it's about people. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to wo

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it was ted's rookie year he had 145 rbis, mo had five.flash forward to 42 and mo is now the bullpen and approaches red sox officials says i would like to be that at my contract so i can join the military and one way or another volunteers to make. first of all, when the red sox opened the 2008 sees, i went to the place where moberg took some pictures. >> it's a university hospital now and i went up to the roof there to see what the view was. the skyline has changed a lot. the other thing i want to mention is about the photos that and showed us, they were all photos from facebook. these guys actually did facebook as part of the recreation. but when johnny became -- he did not receive his wings but he worked and logistics and spying during the war, ted williams became so adept at gunnery that he was made a gunnery instructor and was teaching other people how to use machine guns and fighter aircraft. they had regular duties, don't get the impression that they were just sitting around playing baseball. >> right, this particular sports camp, as

david: so you're looking for the appointments, again, i was trying to focus on policy, but, mo, it doeswn to personalities, doesn't it? >> it does in many ways. let me address that as somebody who worked for joe biden, as you mentioned. joe biden has over 45 years of relationships that are strong and very, very beautiful with unions, with organized labor. he has been a friend of labor full for all of his entire career. so i want people to rest easy. you're going to have a friend in joe biden for unions, there's no doubt about that for organized labor. i'm optimist ic on that front. and it does come down to personalities in some way. the bad news is i'm not a big fan of litmus tests, and so i think the more importantly, i think what we're going to keep seeing is that president-elect biden is going to keep creating and forming a very diverse cabinet, very diverse or government that's inclusive in spirit and that looks like america x. i'm personally excited about that. david: well, bhasker, let me force the issues. we're looking into the biden picks so far. some issues that progressives ca

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of a ship innovations i do it's a big mo so for germany let's not forget we have another vaccine being developed by cure vaca company to bring and so i guess the german pharmaceutical biotech innovation powers are really the 1st 4 years here. thank you cannot match you with when will the 1st vaccines be distributed. the expectations will be distributed next week there we start sending them out from sites i think belgium is actually which will be which the pfizer says will be critical to the u.k. supply they will start arriving in the u.k. this week and the vaccinations will begin next week and. there's a lot that's going to be focused on health care workers and care homes and hospital settings and then on the most the most elderly people there who are the most racist basically from the crew of us so will other countries not follow suit and give this a rapid approval. i think the 2 things i think the u.s. new york regulators are both looking at last what the u.k. done today has essentially said we're going to use the emergency route to bypass the e.u. because they will do that until the

i'm sorry, i thought it would be on with mo brooks. but i'm just really concerned that c-span had him on this morning. that was very dangerous. host: do you have a question about the vaccine approval process? caller: i'm sorry. host: do you have a question about the vaccine approval process? caller: i am comfortable with the progress on the vaccine, but i am really concerned c-span had mo brooks on talking about that stuff this morning. host: this is lee from twitter. "please explain why the health ministers of japan and south korea are concerned about the safety of covid vaccines." guest: i have not seen those specific concerns, but i think it's right to be, you know, very wecerned and be sure that understand the safety of these vaccines. it's a new disease, these are new vaccines. with them having to be produced so quickly, using messenger rna technology -- we are using technologies we have not had before with millions of people. so that is partly why the fda has insisted that there be larger trials, over 40,000 people, 20,000 or so

. >> no solamente enfermeras y doctores también personas como la gente que hacel aseién perso o mo laario de los cuartos, las personas que entregan la comida. de los cuartos, las personas que entregan la comida presidenteor josé romero ex >> el expresidteeneldel comité e lo comités cdc integrados por especialistas que definió el grup del cdc o a el de mayor pr integrada por 15 entre pfzier y moderna producirán más de 20 millones d dosis que apenas alcanzarán para los 21 millones detr trabajador de la salud. el país. ella es >>por supuesto decir la señora le da de comer a los pacientes de c >> esta señora que le da de comer a los pacientes de covid >> me parece perfecto porque estamos en 1 a >> vemos a cada ratoenfermos, muertos y nos parece muy bien para así no solos poder luchar y seguir adelante con ellos. >> las hospitalizaciones aumentan y algunos sitios el personal médico cae enfermo. >> el personal de salud es el que más necesita ahorita para poder combatir esta pandemia y atender a estas personas que lo necesitan >> en el grupo uno a también están los residentes de los hogares

joining us tonight is congressman mo brooks.ion results on january 6th when congress convenes to officially tally the votes by the electoral college in an effort to install joe biden as president of the united states. congressman, it is great to have you with us. some would say that this is an extreme move that you are making, to challenge the electors. give us your thinking, your philosophy behind it. >> well, it's happened many times in the past. apparently, some folks have not done their history. by way of example, the democrats in the house tried it in 2017 when they tried to strike alabama's -- lou: right. >> -- vote for donald trump. georgia, the same way. the house democrats tried to strike it. barbara box or trieded to strike ohio for george bush back in 2005. so this is not unusual. the law is very clear, the house of representatives in come by nation with the united states senate has the lawful authority to accept or reject electoral vote submissions from states that have such flawed election systems that they're not w

i should think thank you very much claudia mo one of the former opposition legislators in hong kong thank you. and now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world the u.s. justice department says it's found no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the presidential elections a statement from u.s. attorney general william barr as a blow to president trump these challenging the election result and still refuses to concede to joe biden. hungary a member of the european parliament has resigned after breaking lockdown rules by attending what's been described as a gay sex party in brussels yourself who has previously backed antigay legislation in hungary admitted attending the party which was broken up by police sayah belongs to hungary's ruling conservative party and is an ally of prime minister viktor orban. new zealand has declared a climate emergency and pledge that its public sector will be carbon neutral by 2025 prime minister jacinda told parliament urgent action was needed for the sake of future generation country joints to others who have issued emergency declarations

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mo: there's a couple of things going on, number 1, the -- both georgia republican senators have had to some pretty brutal ethics allegations and that has sucked up some of the oxygen in the room and both democratic candidates have been aggressive in hitting that. this is one of the areas where the desperation of both parties to be honest, the desperation of both parties to nationalize these two races to connect them to one another and to connect them to -- to last month's election, i think has just completely changed the dynamic making it very different than any other senate runoff any of us have made, may have ever observed. last night the president went in there and said this -- this election is essentially what he said, this election is a continuation of my fight. it wasn't about those two candidates. it was about him. and democrats are happy to say, sure, make this about donald trump. and so it's a little hard to see what's going to happen here given that dynamic. chris: and b then there is president trump and his continued fight, he had a 46-minute video this week in which he once

it won't be just mo brooks. there will be others, others besides you and mo brooks?r 20 members have come to either mo or myself and said they want to object. david: very interesting. congressman, thank you so much for being here tonight. have a wonderful holiday season. we appreciate you coming in. >> thank you, david. >> thank you for watching as well, folks. i'm david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. we hope you have a wonderful holiday week. this week and next. have a great evening tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ gregg: good evening, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. president trump has made it abundantly clear he is not backing down from the battle for the white house. the president and his allies in congress have been talking about are possibility of challenging the electoral college votes when congress convenes january 6th. and today some of those congressional allies began pressuring u.s. senators to stand with the president and tmand that the integrity of the election is insured.

maher mo-mo had been a garment factory worker here for 9 years she lost her job when the shutdown started to take hold any. the accommodation amador this crisis is probably the worst one that i've experienced there are no jobs in the market and i couldn't find work i haven't paid my rent for the past 2 months she only has another few weeks to pay what she owes before she and her family are kicked out they want to go home to mandalay in myanmar but can't the average daily salary for my coworkers here in some province is only 10 dollars that goes for those who are working on fishing boats the factory workers now there's growing concern that jobs like this could become a few are once thailand fully reopened for business. says thousands of workers have called her migrant worker rights network seeking help the organisation has been providing food bags for a family but admits even if the markets are able to get to their home countries they'll end up coming back to thailand once there's work she says they'll return even more vulnerable than before the pandemic. i'm worried that the workers will