reporter: good morning, mr. mayor, and happy new year. mayor de blasio: how you doing? >> i am well, thank you. knowing the city has 7 million , acinated in the next month lot of health-care workers -- private health care workers, even the nypd -- here in new york, the vaccine is being delayed for these groups. seeing pediatricians in new jersey or connecticut getting the vaccine. there is not an update on when they can get it. workers and the nursing home staff and residents being able to get it -- what about other health care workers? mayor de blasio: we are ready. we want to get this done immediately. i want to see all health care workers reached. i want to see all appropriate first responders reached. there is no question the more people we reach, the faster, the better. it is plain and simple. we need that cooperation all around to smooth this out and make it simple. we have amazing capacity in this city. the ability of new york city in general, our health care in particular, showed us in 2020 they could do amazing things in the city. we have the tools. we need the

their jobs let's bring in christian mir here he's director of reporters without borders in germany mr mayor your organization has just released a report showing that 50 journalists were killed this year most of them in countries that are not classified as war zones what makes being a journalist so dangerous i mean what all of the cases that we kill journalists have in common. is that cease journalists are journalist who has been investigating organized crime environmental pollution and people who are involved doing business others i'm buying pollution and so basically the profession of investigative journalism is it what makes it so dangerous and growing a dangerous your report also shows that 387 journalists are currently in detention in connection with their work what are the prospects what are their prospects of being released. i mean. first of all it's very sick we keep on talking about it because we're part of what part is a global what sterger ease asia now experience actually is said how the press are so talking to me is like these talking in behind the heinz is see and work is in me

mr. mayor, one, we welcome you back.e really have been very thankful for your good health and your speedy recovery, as with anybody that gets covid. i have one page release by the court tonight. your reaction. fico my reaction is great disappointment. this is a case i believe has an obligation to take. the case lays out allegation, which if true, the election was conducted illegally, on any number of grounds, constitutional grounds, several of them, in the case of, for example, the state of georgia, there is a videotape in and of itself, the election stolen it in front of your eyes come alive on tape. you can't just discount that. the people in this country are entitled to a hearing on this, and i feel that the supreme court, or at least seven of the justices, have negated their responsibility to try and pull the country together and give us a rational view of this case, as opposed to the hysterical, propaganda-inspired review we have had so far. these are sound allegations. they may or may not be true, they have to be t

mr. mayoryou were brave to jump into the fray. if you have not read it already, you will find it is a really lively edition to the chump canon. it is conversational and at advertisements contemplative and at teammates funny and a defense of the man boris johnson refers to as the finest statesman britain ever produced. while he proufrd difficult for many to categorize the mayor says that churchill had a very clear political identity and i'm sure we will get a sense of that during this evening's discussion. a few more things about the author in case you are not very familiar with his entire buying not that i will give it because that would take up the hour. but here are a few things. you might not know from his accent that he was born in new york. he spent his formative years in england reading classics in oxford alert a journalist an writing for a number of british believe indications. a member of the conservative party elected to the house of commons 2001 and mayor of london in 2008. his tenure

>>l: mr. mayor, your universal basic income includes $500 a month for 125 people in stockton. is that enough? are people responding to this? at's the community sayin >> well, michael, i started the project actually as a skeptic, more curious than like "this is the answer," but more curious about finding an answer to the issue of economic insecurity. whai d is aouple of things. number one, that the $500 didn't replace work. it didn't make people stop working. stockton didn't change overnight into a different form of government in a different country. but actually, people worked harder. people were able to take time off work, particdoarly jobs that t have paid time off, to interview for better jobs. and wthen during covid-19, i how this has really been a lifeline, where recipients have told me that the $50 it so tha when they showed symptoms, because if they were going to go two w and without even kwing if there are positive or not, that would be a choice that they would have madegoo continue to o work and possibly infect a bunch of people, that the $500 has been a lifeline as f

mr. mayor, good to see you. want to show you the massachusetts plan.ed about this. 300,000 doses expected by end of december. over 2 million doses received and distributed by end of march. you're looking at the positivity rates there in massachusetts, you and i hail from dorchester section of your great city. 12.1% positivity in dorchester. you have this hope that vaccines are coming. what about the here and now. what's the 12.1% about? >> what we're seeing is increases in numbers due to thanksgiving in a lot of ways, goes back to that. also goes back to house parties and not house parties but gatherings in homes, working work sites, where we're seeing the largest increase now of coronavirus. not seeing it in restaurants, we're doing everything we can to bring the numbers down, continue connecting to people, talking about the need to continue to wear masks, continue to physical distance, all of the precautions put in place, they work. >> moments ago, listen here. governor cuomo says i'm sorry, i have to do this. >> the hospitalizations have continued t

it's basically just organized crime committing most of the crimes against journalists and emeritus mr mayor thank you very much for talking with us that was christian meir director of reporters without borders here in germany. so you look now at some of the other stories making headlines today u.s. lawmakers in the house of representatives have voted overwhelmingly to override president veto of the defense policy bill they also voted to increase pandemic relief to struggling americans to $2000.02 pay to her to fence pandemic aid now moves to the republican controlled senate. bangladesh has started moving a 2nd group of muslim refugees to the low lying island of basilan char in the bay of bengal rights groups have voiced opposition citing the compound's vulnerability to floods the united nations has urged the government to only move refugees were willing to go there. and hundreds of pro-life activists have. had a congressional vote that could see argentina become the 1st latin american country to legalize abortion the senate on tuesday is due to debate a bill that was passed by the lower hou

mr. mayorof you in the legal challenge, what's next? >> well, what's next now is to take each one of those complaints that were against different states, to break them down into individual complaints and over the next two days bring them in those states where we would have standing, namely in michigan, georgia, pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, wisconsin we already have an ongoing case, so we may or may not supplement it's going to be heard today, so basically, we'll take the advice of the supreme court. the supreme court says, i think incorrectly, that the state of texas doesn't have standing, but certainly, the president of the united states has standing. certainly the electors like that gentleman that spoke to you has standing, so we will be bringing those cases in their names in the states in which we were cheated. georgia is probably the most dramatic example of cheating because it was done live, pete. i'd say that that tape is going to live after this election like the kennedy assassination.

mr. mayor. where there are much. formal musser. who are good and it was a pleasant day let. it in mrs burrage year i was in the church at rome and candy died in any chance and yet the net and get all my. body there. are simulate me. the government closed the turkish schools citing lack of demand but according to the community there are actually too many students for the number of places available. in fact the situation has become so acute in trace's 2nd city zanti that's a policy of splitting up the school day into 2 shifts was introduced resulting in substantially fewer hours of schooling per day for ethnically turkish children. hundreds poured on to the streets to protest the news. that is why this scene is part of a broader policy to phase out the turkish language in the region. like it is going to talk. but. that is a man and i believe in it. in their. heads in the. critics also accuse the creek state of attempting to impose religious status on the turkish minority. the region has traditionally elected its mathieson like abraham sarah he represents come a teeny the region

mayor nor but this man at las fact last for 10. 1853 this is the oldest still existing glass in town mr mayor do you know the tradition of the christmas pickle as it's or am i not we were confused is the christmas pickle what's the point there is what we learned but the broader people are convinced the christmas pickle is an essential german christmas item. they personally i think some clever marketing guy invented this. but since then no shit has been making glass pickles simply because foreigners believe it's a local specialty of. ok so i still don't have an exact answer but there might still be hope i'm going to talk to gary brahms a local who came across the pickle tradition in his research for a magazine i'm not sure glass. so what can you tell us about the history of the christmas pickle help be. i did some research and found out that some families had a tradition of giving the person who found the. special christmas tree decoration on the tree the 1st or largest gifts on the square is still there that's the good sense of being on the dot so the christmas pickle story originated by not

mayor nor but this man at las 5 class with 10853 this is the oldest still existing glass in town mr mayor do you know the tradition of the christmas pickle as it's or am i not we were confused is the christmas pickle what's the point that's what we learned both abroad people are convinced the christmas pickle is an essential german christmas item. if they personally i think some clever marketing guy invented this. but since then no shit has been making glass pickles simply because foreigners believe it's a local specialty of. ok so i still don't have an exact answer but there might still be hope i'm going to talk to gary a local who came across the pickle tradition in his research for a magazine i'm now sure glad. so what can you tell us about the history of the christmas pickle help before i did some research and found out that some families had a tradition of giving the person who found the. special christmas tree decoration on the tree the 1st or largest gifts on the screws to others as they get something on the dot so the christmas pickle story originated by not square. so we leave or

founded in 853 this is the oldest still existing glass in town mr mayor do you know the tradition of the christmas prickle as it's or am i not so we were confused as to the christmas pickle what's the point that's what we learned about the broad people to convince the christmas pickle is an essential german christmas item. they personally i think some clever marketing guy invented this. since then has been making glass pickles simply because foreigners believe it's a local specialty of. ok so i still don't have an exact answer but there might still be hope i'm going to talk to gary a local who came across the pickle tradition in his research for a magazine a motion glass. so what do you tell us about the history of the christmas pickle helped me before i did some research and found out that some families had a tradition of giving the person who found the. special christmas tree decoration on the tree the 1st or largest gifts on the supposed others as they get something on dot that's how the christmas pickle story originated by not. so we may never know exactly where this pickle trist

. >> brennan: mr. mayorgood luck, and good luck to everyone in your city. >> thank you. >> brennan: we want to go now to frank figliuzzi, the former assistant director for counterintelligence for the f.b.i., and the author of the upcoming book, "the f.b.i. way," and he joins us from houston. good morning. >> good morning, marrying. >> brennanmarrying.>> brennan: o threat detected beforehand. how confident are you that there is no broader threat in the country? >> my confidence comes out of the language that law enforcement has been using as recently as the press conference yesterday afternoon. when you hear law enforcement leaders say things like they're confident that the city is safe, that there is no additional threat, that there is no additional explosives attached to this incident and that they're confident they will find out who did this, that's a code for we know who did it and we have our man. and i say man because statistics tell us that bombings are largely committed by men. >> brennan: the person

founded in 853 this is the oldest still existing glass in town mr mayor do you know the tradition of the christmas pickle as it's or am i not so we were confused is the christmas pickle what's the point that's what we learned abroad people are convinced the christmas pickle is an essential german christmas item. if they personally i think some clever marketing guy invented this in his office and then no shit hons. in making last pickles simply because foreigners believe it's a local specialty was of. ok so i still don't have an exact answer but there might still be hope i'm going to talk to gary ross a local who came across the pickle tradition in his research for a magazine and i'm sure glad. so what can you tell us about the history of the christmas pickle help b.c. now before i did some research and found out that some families got a tradition of giving the person who found the special christmas tree decoration on the tree the 1st or largest gifts underscores the ask the good sense of the dot so the christmas pickle story originated by not. so we may never know exactly where this

it's basically just organized crime committing most of the crimes against journalists and emeritus mr mayor thank you very much for talking with us that was christian meir director of reporters without borders here in germany. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines today bangladesh has started moving a 2nd group of refugees to the offshore island. rights groups voiced opposition citing the compound's vulnerability to floods united nations has urged the government to only move refugees willing to go there. u.s. lawmakers in the house of representatives have voted overwhelmingly to override president donald trump's veto of the depends policy bill they also voted to increase pandemic relief to struggling americans to $2000.00 the debate over defense and pandemic aid now moves to the republican controlled senate. and hundreds of proto life activists. have a congressional vote that could see argentina become the 1st latin american country to legalize abortion the senate on tuesday is due to debate a bill that was passed by the house the lower house earlier this month

thank you, mr. mayor for sharing. coming up, releasing brand-new tapes tonight., further exposing fake news cnn. we break it all down, next. stay with us for that exclusive tape. ♪ ♪ >> sean: al all right, tonight even more tapes from inside fake news cnn exposing just how depraved, deceitful, dishonest they are. jeff zucker and his team of stenographers are really fixated on all things fox news and "hannity" shamelessly coming up, the democratic party exposed with ar. they pretend to be news. they are not. just listen to mr. potato head actually attacking america's mayor and lying to his staff part of a disinformation campaign. so much for letting us report. you decide. all caught on tape. >> there's a term for what rudy giuliani is, which is a useful idiot. and then on the rudy giuliani story, this is a really important story. it gets tied to the hunter biden misinformation campaign. that's the way we do this. i know washington is working on putting that altogether. from america's speech 132 useful idiot. >> sean: member of the fbi, the dni all agree hunter bid

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. >> sean: mr. mayor, thank you. we appreciate it. i'm next, lara trump, kayleigh mcenany, more on the title for the trump campaign. also, president slated to hold a massive rally in georgia tomorrow. we've got those details and a preview straight ahead. glad you're with [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. "hannity." ♪ >> sean: more of the president and his travel to georgia to hold a massive rally supporting senator perdue and loeffler. if one month and one day when those two have the elections take place. questions about the voting integrity after the new release surveillance voltage f

i hope you run that state, mr. mayor, it good leadership. thank you for coming on tonight. in los angeles county ruled today that officials need to show cause for issuing their outdoor dining band. marc siegel is of course a fox news contributor, he joins us to assess whether there is a medical cause for that order. doctor, good to see you. >> tucker, how are you tonight? when i first saw that order i was so happy. they're saying that you have to show cause do l.a. county for closing those outdoor restaurants after the restaurants had spent so much time, by the way, putting and distancing, using the sidewalk footprint, decreasing the indoor footprint. as we showed on the show last week, without any outbreaks occurring. it then i thought wait a minute, the judge graduated berkeley law school. okay, very liberal school. you know what, i have a question, tucker. why didn't he reverse the ban? the ban is still in place. waiting for them to show cause, there is no cause. you know what remains open while the restaurants remain closed and the businesses are suffering and may never

. >> sean: mr. mayor, thank you. we appreciate it.'m next, lara trump, kayleigh mcenany, more on the title for the trump campaign. also, president slated to hold a massive rally in georgia tomorrow. we've got those details and a preview straight ahead. glad you're with us. ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list sales event. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down, zero due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. i do motivational speakingld. signing, in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. president trumps attorney general. and loyal ally. americas

mr. mayor, thank you for being with us.ent trump lost your city by over 200,000 votes to joe biden. he said more people voted in your city than lived there. now that is not true. according to the city clerk's office, over 250,000 city residents voted out of 2,019 u.s. census population of more than 670,000 people. so clearly the numbers don't lie. i was in your city a couple of times during nonpartisan get out the vote rallies with reverend charles williams, and there was just a lot of flex energy on th ground. what do you make of these attacks on your city? >> there was great effort and our turnout was up a little bit. president trump tweeted it four separate times that more people voted than lived here. whatever the numbers you put are up available to anybody within two minutes to google. but the trump supporters are gullible enough that you can keep repeating this over and over, and nobody bothers to check the truth of it. but we know what's going on. you have a person who lost. he actually lost more ground in the oaklan

. >> sean: mr. mayor, thank you, we appreciate it.p next, layer trump, kayleigh mcenany, they have more for the trump campaign. the president slated to hold a massive rally in georgia, we have those details and a preview straight ahead. glad you are with us. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm ashley strohmier. republicans sending their star power to georgia, where two important senate runoffs are a month away. a rally for senators loeffler and perdue. the president heading there saturday and hopes of rallying support to win both seats. the outcome of both races will indicate which party has control of the senate. the judge ordered the homeland security department -- the program which helps illegal immigrants hel brought here as children. the administration can appeal to a appeals court or the supreme court for enforcement of the judges order. i'm ashley strohmier. now back to "hannity." for all of your headlines, log on to news.com. you're watching those powerful name in news, fox news channel. ♪ >> sean: the president

mr. mayor. the addition of. a much. formal muster. was a pleasant day let. mrs burrage air i was in the church of lebanon kendy died in any chance and yet the millionaire and get all my. body there. are simulate me. the government closed the turkish schools citing lack of demand but according to the community actually too many students for the number of places available. in fact the situation has become so acute in traces 2nd city zanti that a policy of splitting up the school day into 2 shifts was introduced resulting in substantially fewer as of schooling per day for ethnically turkish children. hundreds poured on to the streets to protest the news. just boy this scene is part of a broader policy to phase out the turkish language in the region. like it is going to talk. but. that is a man and i believe in it. in their. heads in the. critics also accuse the creek state of attempting to impose religious status on the turkish minority. the region has traditionally elected its mathieson like abraham sarah he represents come a teeny the region's capital and surp

mr. mayor, congratulations to you, first of all. you served on city council for nine years. you know the city of baltimore well. talk to us a little bit about the financial challenges that your city is facing because of this pandemic, both for the government and for the folks who live in baltimore. >> craig, thanks for having me. we know this pandemic has wreaked havoc on everyone, government and citizens alike. we've been working hard to support our businesses and residents at the municipal level. we know the reality is we need support from washington, and not having direct support for local government is ridiculous. when you're talking about the amount of money the city is putting up for food pantries, delivering food, creating opportunities. we've given millions in grants to our restaurants and bars, making sure we're getting funds to them because we're having to put in restrictions because we have to fight this pandemic through a lens of public health. we need the federal government's help. we have a great federal dale gags here in the city of baltimore, we need people t

mr. mayor, thank you so much for coming on. what is the current situation in long beach? how close are you to that 15% threshold? >> well, long beach is one of the many cities and county areas in the southern california sections, one of those five regions. we are probably just a few days away from meeting that threshold, and that's been reported from all of our health officers across the region. that's everything from l.a. to long beach, all the way down to san diego, orange county. so, we will in the next few days across the region, have everything from dining, indoor/outdoor as well as a lot of personal services all having to close. very, very hard. but the governor made absolutely the right call today, taking a regional approach. it's the only way to slow down the major spikes we're having right now. and it's about saving lives. we're losing over 100 californians every single day, and we're having 9/11-like events across the country. so, this is the type of bold leadership we need at this moment. >> i want to play something for you that dr. fauci told my colleague andr

founded in 853 this is the oldest insisting glass in town mr mayor do you know the tradition of the christmas pickle as it's early are you not we were confused is that the christmas pickle what's the point that's what we learned both abroad people are convinced the christmas pickle is an essential german christmas item. if they personally i think some clever marketing guy invented this. but since then has been making glass pickles simply because foreigners believe it's a local specialty of. ok so i still don't have an exact answer but there might still be hope i'm going to talk to gary a local who came across the pickle tradition in his research for a magazine and laotian glass. so what can you tell us about the history of the christmas pickle helped before so i did some research and found out that some families had a tradition of giving the person who found the. special christmas tree decoration on the tree the 1st to be more largest gifts on the supposed others as the good sense of the dots of the christmas pickle story originated by not square. so we may never know exactly where this pickl

mr. chairman. >> ms. mayor. >> electors for president and vice president of the united states of america, for the respective terms beginning on the 20th of january a.d. 2021, being electors duly appointed and qualified by and for the state of delaware as appears by a certificate made and delivered to us by the executive of said agreeably, onma met the first monday and the second wednesday of december of the year 202020, being the 14th day of the month to hereby certify that being so assembled and duly organized we proceed to vote, by ballot for the president and then vice president by distinct ballots. we fully certify the following are two distinct lists, one of the votes for president and the other of the votes for vice cast.ent so witness our hands on this 14th day of december a.d. 2020. these certificates have been prepared and signed in accordance with state and federal law, and will be distillate as follows. mail to thetered president and senate of the united states. two, to the delaware secretary of stat

it's good to see you, mr. mayorfrom this just released report from the white house coronavirus task force. what's the situation looking like in your city? >> well, miami dade county has the third highest number of infections of all the counties in the country. it's been going up and up. we had over 100 people checking on county hospitals. at the beginning of the month it was in the low 40s, so we've had more than 100% increase in a month in hospitalizations. and of course, we haven't felt yet the surge that comes with thanksgiving, because of the way this disease works, you don't feel it for a couple weeks. so we are more than in a precarious situation. and the governor who seems just entrenched in following the convenient ideology rather than established science is not helping us. in fact, whatever we're doing, we're going to do in spite of him and not with his support. >> you did get a group of mayors to ask the governor for a mask mandate and to give you more local control. it doesn't look like the mask mandate i

mayor nor but this man at las fact last with 10853 this is the oldest still existing glass in town mr mayor do you know the tradition of the christmas pickle as it's or am i not so we were confused as to the christmas pickle what's the point that's what we learned both abroad people are convinced the christmas pickle is an essential german christmas item. they personally i think some clever marketing guy invented this. but since then no shit has been making glass pickles simply because foreigners believe it's a local specialty of. ok so i still don't have an exact answer but there might still be hope i'm going to talk to gary a local who came across the pickle tradition in his research for a magazine i'm now sure glad. so what can you tell us about the history of the christmas pickle help before i did some research and found out that some families had a tradition of giving the person who found the. special christmas tree decorations on the tree the 1st 3 more largest groups both of those asked to get something on dot so the christmas pickle story originated by not square could come up so we

welcome mr. mayor. pleasure sir. >> thank you brooke.ing me. >> you -- let's talk about this program you announced. these 20,000 boxes of food help people in your city. help us understand, you know, obviously we know why the need. why did you want to do this asap and is it 20,000 enough? >> brooke we know that covid-19 had exacerbated inequities across the country and baltimore is no different. especially in our black and brown communitiesem we estimate food insecurity has risen from 18% to 21% in baltimore and child food insecurity is at 33%. we could not wait. there was a pending federal clip, food clip as we were calling, which is why we decided to commit $5 million to provide for those 20,000 food boxes per week to nearly 1 4u7hundred sit of home delivery through families impacted by covid. we are grateful for the package put forth but we could not wait because we know people need help now and we could not put aside all the great work happening with community partners in baltimore to make sure our families are getting the food they n

thank you paramedic and mr. mayor can they get some hazard pay back. my niece, the emergency room nurse that's ohio would like to see get it. >> martha: i agree with you 100 percent and fill all of the pages with all of those people because the virus is clearly the biggest impact on the course of this year. charlie, thank you for being here. good to see you. >> thank you, martha. >> martha: coming up next, a story about what makes this country great. how this brave young woman fight the nazis, fled the to united states with nothing and never gave up in the pursuit of her dream. she became a physician and treated heroin addicts in new york. her son is someone you know pretty well from this program when we come back. ♪ ♪ we're all putting things off, especially in these times. but some things are too serious to be ignored. if you still have symptoms of crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis even after trying other medications, it may be a sign of damaging inflammation, which left untreated, could get much worse. please m

trump had the election stolen from him, on no planet are you faithful, senator, member of congress, mr. mayoroath. you've spoiled it. you've wrecked it. you've -- you have desecrated it. and this is why this is such a tragic error, because we've never seen such cowardice and such faithlessness toward the american experiment, toward the american republic as we do in this hour right now. >> and jen palmieri, just to end on what's happening right now, it's republicans who are being targeted by this movement that steve describes. it's republican election officials in georgia who are standing up and saying, quote, someone's going to get shot. it's republicans who helped screw -- i've said this before -- the arms and legs on to frankenstein and now they're aghast that he's a monster. what does a president-elect biden do about the concerns from republican elected officials that this could lead to violence ve very easily and very quickly? >> i think it has to be in solidarity with them and it's not surprising that when you see the repercussions really take hold in the republican party that it's happe

joining me now is jim schulman, vice mayor of nashville. mr. vice mayor, thank you so much for joining me. what is the latest that you were hearing about this investigation? >> well, so the investigation is moving fairly quickly. we just have heard that there's been a lot of activity down in antioch, which is southeast nashville. law enforcement is going through this house very, very carefully and we'll see. they have not said exactly, you know, they haven't really given us firm answers yet. i know they spent a lot of time also downtown on second avenue where the explosion happened and they're trying to piece this thing together. i will say that they seem to be moving fairly quickly on it though. >> are you hearing anything about a motive? >> no. you know, we heard there was a press conference today at 1:00. i think everybody watching hoping that they would get some answers. i think the authorities are being very careful moving quickly, but also not willing to say anything quite yet until they can figure this thing out. such a strange event, whe

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leland: mr. mayorre funds coming out from the city coffers, in a city of miami so much revenue comes from tourism that you guys are in the red as well. >> it's been incredibly tough year. we were running a surplus prior to the pandemic and then we projected a 20 million-dollar deficit, we are thankful to finish the year with only a 2 million-dollar deficit, we didn't have to lay off police officers, we didn't have to lay off fire fighters which we unfortunately facing potentially having to do. leland: mike allen at axios put this out, america's hidden depression he wrote, continues big businesses, investors are thriving but restaurants and bar employees, hotel and airline staff and other service workers are in a pretty hopeless situation right now specific to miami, unemployment rate there is 8.8% nationally, 6.9%, the unemployment rate is people who are actively looking at jobs. i can only imagine there's folks in the tourism business and those related that have given up looking for jobs so the unempl

hours later, mr giuliani tweeted... the former mayorg mr trump's legal efforts to challenge the election results. he is known, like many in the president's team, for not wearing a mask. at a hearing last week in michigan, mr giuliani had this exchange with a witness as she was about to give evidence. would you be comfortable taking your mask off so that people can hear you more clearly? she turned down the request. 0verwhelmingly, mr trump's claims of election fraud have either been withdrawn or rejected by the courts. what happens next isn't entirely clear. it's not as though the attempts were going that well. i mean, they've just taken a battering. and so, you know, could this be the death knell for the legal efforts? with the number of new coronavirus cases again soaring around the country, americans could know by the end of the week whether emergency—use authorisation has been granted for two vaccines, with the first jabs available almost immediately. health care workers and nursing home residents will be the first to receive the in

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mr. mayor you possibly running for governor. the "l. a. times" came out with this op-ed.or newsom he carries california's political brand, democrat. he has a clean aim knowledge. gifted with good looks and seems to always trying newsom's positives. should be enough to win him reelection in 2022 especially since his ability to raise campaign money is practically unlimited. but he is starting to look vulnerable after the french laundry and unemployment scam embarrassment. that's the high-end french restaurant he went to and broke all covid violations. is he vulnerable, mayor? >> absolutely, yes. i'll tell you, people want a competition of ideas. one party rule hasn't been working for california. particularly over the past 10 years. so when i think we look at all the issues that matter to californians, it is not about partisanship but leadership. we need new leadership at the top in california. >> trace: san diego mayor kevin falconer, thank you. >> thanks for having me back. >> sandra: so is the d.c. swamp about to make a comeback? top republicans want to know why taxpayer

when he was mayor of south bend, indiana, he was responsible for the city's entire fleet of 60 buses. now, even mrmayor's little experience at a campaign ad contrasting biden's experience with that of the am establishes young man. >> both vice president biden and mayor pete have helped shape our economy. joe biden helped save the auto industry. pete buttigieg revitalized the sidewalks of downtown south bend by laying out a decorative brick. gerry: so what changed? well, it's obvious from the announcement this week that the main criterion in the selection of mr. buttigieg was that will be the first nominated openly-gay cabinet member. that fact, rather than the nation's transportation needs, dominated the announcement, with on the nominee poking a little fun at himself. >> travel the in my mind is synonymous with growth, with add have beenture, on love. so much so that i proposed to my his in an airport -- husband in an airport terminal. gerry: the question though is all this reflecting the democrats' continuing obsession with race, gender and sexuality as the defining characteristics of our identi

mr buttigieg is the former mayor of south bend, indiana and campaigned for the democratic nominationr's election, but later dropped out of the race and supported joe biden. let's go to indianapolis and speak to adam wren, contributing editor at politico who's spent a lot of time covering pete buttigieg. i know you spent a lot of time covering pete buttigieg, back to 2018, i think. what do you make of this? when you look at it on paper it really begins to make sense. president—elect biden is someone who has compared pete buttigieg to his late son joe compared pete buttigieg to his late sonjoe biden who passed away —— beau biden. he is taking ona away —— beau biden. he is taking on a position that he himself had under president 0bama in 2009 when he saw the distribution of the federal stimulus act money across the country and that is going to be potentially one of buttigieg's primary tasks hair if there is a stimulus bill passed around infrastructure, so this is a position where he will go across the country doing ribbon cuttings as highways and bridges are opened and restored. mr bide