ionin giving us a time frame or mr. horngiving us a timeline. >> clerk: commissioner moore, it might be worth it to simply continue this matter indefinitely so that it does trigger another notice requirement for the neighborhood, but if you did want to continue it, i would suggest nothing less than three months. >> vice president moore: no, i am not willing to continue ththi this -- i am prepared to continue it in the good hands of mr. horn indefinitely and have him shape the process based on everything else that has to come together. >> clerk: very good. is that amenable to the seconder? >> commissioner tanner: that is, yes. >> clerk: excellent. i did see commissioner tanner and chan still wanting to chime in. >> commissioner tanner: everything i was going to bring up was what commissioner moore just brought up, which was the timing and how long for the continuance, and that was just discussed. and the only other thing i was thinking is just an idea, and i'm sure that mr. horn and the planners could come up with something b

ionin giving us a time frame or mr. horngiving us a timeline. >> clerk: commissioner moore, it might be worth it to simply continue this matter indefinitely so that it does trigger another notice requirement for the neighborhood, but if you did want to continue it, i would suggest nothing less than three months. >> vice president moore: no, i am not willing to continue ththi this -- i am prepared to continue it in the good hands of mr. horn indefinitely and have him shape the process based on everything else that has to come together. >> clerk: very good. is that amenable to the seconder? >> commissioner tanner: that is, yes. >> clerk: excellent. i did see commissioner tanner and chan still wanting to chime in. >> commissioner tanner: everything i was going to bring up was what commissioner moore just brought up, which was the timing and how long for the continuance, and that was just discussed. and the only other thing i was thinking is just an idea, and i'm sure that mr. horn and the planners could come up with something b

[horns honking] mr. biden: i live in delaware, but i was born in scranton. ns honking] i am a pennsylvania boy. [horns honking] i want to tell you, the last time donald trump ran, he won this state by 44,000 votes. so every single vote matters. the power the power to change , this country is in your hands. i don't care how hard donald trump tries. there is nothing he is going to do to stop this nation from voting, no matter what he tries. [horns honking] mr. biden: and folks, when americans vote, america will be heard. when america is heard, i believe the message is going to be loud and clear. it is time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. [horns honking] fmr vp biden: it is time to breathe some life back into this nation. we are done, we are tired of the tweets, the anger, the hate, the failure, the irresponsibility. [horns honking] we have a lot work to do. if i'm elected your president, we are going to do it and we are going to act and start from the very first day. [horns honking] we are going to act to get covid under control. it is almost cri

[horns honking] mr.en: by the way, it will take time to count votes, we are going to win pennsylvania. ritika: biden made his potential paths of the white house a little easier by winning arizona, the third state he has won that president trump took in 2016. democrat have taken -- control of the senate is slipping away as several republican incumbents won. almost everything would have to go right for the democrats in the undecided seats for them to win a majority. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more i'm ritikauntries, gupta. this is bloomberg. markets right now, futures are red and green as well. 35.15. at out of milwaukee, the election director saying wisconsin adding a 6:00 a.m. announcement. in the votto, it is close and we have 85% of the vote -- in nevada, it is close and we have 85% of the vote in. 11,000 vote difference with biden ahead. please stay with us. election 2020. this is bloomberg. ♪ businesses today ar

[cheers and applause] [car horns] ♪ [cheers and applause] mr. biden: hello. my fellow americans. applause] and the people who brought me to the dance, delawareans. i see my buddy, senator tom carper down there, and i think senator kunz is there and the governor is around. is that ruthanne? and our former governor. and most importantly, my sisters-in-law and my sister, valerie. folks, the people of this nation have spoken. [cheers and applause] they have delivered us a clear victory. a convincing victory. a victory for "we the people." we have won with the most votes ever cast for a presidential ticket in the history of the nation, 74 million. what i must admit has surprised me, tonight, we have seen all of this nation, in all cities in all parts of the country, and across the world, and outpouring of joy, of hope, a renewed faith in tomorrow, to bring a better day. [cheers and applause] and i am humbled by the trust and confidence you have placed in me. i pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but unify. who doesn't see red states and blue states, only sees the united

. ♪ [car horns honking] mr. biden: good evening. your patience is commendable.e knew this was going to go along, but who knew we were going to go into tomorrow morning or longer. we feel good about where we are. [applause] we really do. tonighte to tell you that we believe we are on track to win this election. [applause] we knew because of the unprecedented early mail and votes that it was going to take a while. we are going to have to be patient until the hard work of tallying the votes is finished. it's not over until every vote is counted, every ballot is counted. [applause] we are feeling good. we are feeling good about where we are. --believe we are confident about arizona. we also just called it for minnesota. we are still in the game in georgia, although that is not one we expected. [applause] good abouting real wisconsin and michigan. way, it's going to take time to count votes, we are going to win pennsylvania. [applause] i have been talking with voters in allegheny county and they are encouraged by the turnout. the results as early as tomorrow morning.

[horns honking] mr. biden: let's walk over here. ♪ higher and higher ♪ mr. biden: thank you. [cheers] ♪ peter: that was vice president biden live in wilmington, delaware. say.eard what he had to we are going to return to your calls this election night. this is priscilla in san diego, who's a supporter of vice president biden. we had to cut you off. did you hear what the vice president had to say? caller: i sure did. it's very encouraging. i feel that's a little pick me justat i kind of needed, because this whole election has been very stressful. it's motivating to hear from him. how havel night long you been getting your results? your calling in here to c-span, so obviously we are on your flip. caller: i am currently watching c-span. i am also checking online constantly. i'm using 270 to win online. they have a map where i can see what states are in the lead, who has won which state already and how everything looks. i'm just trying to stay informed, but trying not to let it consume me. peter: it can get consuming, can it? caller: it can. i'm trying to stay positive. i register

mr biden. they are driving around and honking horns and gathering in the parking lot.lection night. this is one way he has been holding rallies, to have people come in their cars. quite a lot of noise later tonight as the campaign takes in the information, enjoys it and i celebrate it, but they are also being told they are ready to go from day one after that to start with a transition period. are we expecting beyond a celebration, barbara, of course, fireworks have been planned as well. how quickly will we get some indication of what the new biden administration will look like? i think quite quickly stop he spent two terms in office as vice president 0bama. the team around him is very much 0bama biden lanai. they know what they are doing. —— alumni. they had been planning for a transition for a couple of months now. we expect to see him appointing officials quite quickly, white house staff. people who do not need to be approved by the senate. the cabinet officials will be later in the month when he will be naming them because they will have to go to a senate process. i

mr. biden: we believe we are on track to win this election. we are feeling real good about wisconsin and michigan. [car hornsand by the way, it is going to take time to count votes. we are going to win pennsylvania. biden made his: path to the white house easier by winning arizona. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. now with a vengeance it is closing, and the last print is a 46,000 votes cap. biden has closed it. ♪ pres. trump: millions and millions of people voted for us today. people isd group of trying to disenfranchise that group of people. and we won't stand for it. we will not stand for it. mr. biden: it is not my place or donald trump's place to declare who has won this election. that is the decision of the american people. i am optimistic about this outcome. jonathan: we might have to wait for this outcome. president trump and former vice president joe biden, following this results that came through overnight. good morning. it is not about the price you see o

to murtha, who's the international crisis group's project director for the horn of africa, joins us live by skype from nairobi. mr. moti good to see. any rooted to peaceful resolution. the government seem determined not to have any international intervention. well, we certainly did, but it's a really, it's up to that terry who taught hundreds, possibly thousands dead tens of boat and other projects when they're all and when we got to the top of that, especially up. but it's a major attack on their city or make it let's hold 200000000. unfortunately, there are prospects. let me xing the small federal forces up get up, get up, and they feel that they can make a limit, which is their regional really, but it might make us and make strained dependents. the prospects don't look good. but if you're good friends, given the prospects of what you might want to do in a catastrophe, given the importance of it you're, they should continue pressing. it's right, it was very difficult to get any information as we were hearing earlier from our correspondent malcolm webb. from the gray region, communications are very scant and sca

horn of africa. to grant account for 6 percent of ethiopians, but have dominated politics for 30 years. before prime minister rule rejoined mr. prime minister going reforms are attempting to bring about a unitary system of government, which destroys the current federal one. diplomats are now wanted, the longer the conflict takes, the more difficult it might be to bring back the particular a region into if you're pressed for the ration of regional states. i discovered an investigation by the vatican has revealed that pope john paul the 2nd, failed to stop the rise of a disgraced cardinal. despite having knowledge of his sexual misconduct, theodore mccarrick was allowed to rise through the catholic church's ranks. despite a long history of abuse allegations, against adults and minors, the report does not accuse the current pontiff pope francis of trying to protect the u.s. cardinal. well, timonen is president of the survivors network of those abused by priests. he says, accountability continues to be a widespread issue. this is nothing new is fires, the church protecting a stone. and the problem with this is sexual abuse conti

most populous nation in the horn of africa, to grant account for 6 percent of ethiopians, but the, dominate the politics for 30 years before prime minister rule rejoined mr. c's prime minister going reforms are tempted to bring about a unitary system of government, which destroys the current federal one. diplomats are now worth it up. the longer the conflict takes, the more difficult it might be to bring back the particular a region into ethiopians for the russian of regional states. how about the world just discovered at least 6. people have been killed and dozens more wounded in the latest on rice, in ivory coast. more than 40 people have died in election related violence. in the past month since president al assad, a water was announced, he would run a controversial. the un says the number of refugees who fled the country has doubled to over 8000. manuel, merino has been sworn in as peru's new interim president, its 3rd leader in 4 years, his rise to power has been met with nationwide. protests, outgoing president was cholera remains popular with the public, despite accusations of corruption that led to his impeachment. marianna sanchez has more from

horn of africa. to grant account for 6 percent of ethiopia, dominate the politics for 30 years before prime minister rule rejoined mr. prime minister going reforms to bring about a unitary system of government, which destroys the current federal one diplomats are now wanted. the longer the conflict takes, the more difficult it might be to bring back to grey region into ethiopians for the nation of regional states. i discovered china's top online retailer has kicked off the world's biggest online sale. the cycle singles, a shopping event hosted by the ali baba group is bigger than black friday and cyber monday. in the u.s. combined nearly $600000.00 transactions a 2nd, were recorded at its peak this year. sales have reportedly already reached more than $56000000000.00. katrina, you lie for us in beijing. the train is worth repeating that figure again, 600000 transactions a 2nd. that's extraordinary. what a single strain. why is it so significant in china? that's right. well 1st of all just let me tell you where we are. we're here at a delivery center on the outskirts of beijing where some packages are being processed

mr. perlman tells us, it was a first test of the state's covid crackdown. >> reporter: hundred people dancing almost on top of each other, live music blasting on this gated property of elk hornd. the crowds and cars billing into the streets. this property has hosted parties every few weeks, since the pandemic started. >> they've had them before but it is okay. as long as they don't bother us, we don't bother them. >> it is not good, you know what i mean? i don't know if that is never going to change. >> they received 14 noise complaints, but say the party broke up when they arrived at 11, and our past the new curfew. today people go in and out of the house here. we spoke to one woman who says she lives here. >>> people want to talk about the covid, guess what, he did not to the covid, so we did for an hour, so what, it is done. >> reporter: others had little to say about the large crowd. >> i don't know nothing about the party. >> reporter: the county health department had a lot to say. >> it is guaranteed to be a super spreader. they were not wearing masks, not socially distance. they were piled on top of each other. >> reporter: a much of an impact his party will make on c

in the most populous nation in the horn of africa to go and account for 6 percent of ethiopia dominated politics for 30 years before prime minister rule to rejoin mr sharon sees prime minister all going reforms are tempted to bring about a unitary system of government which destroys the current federal one diplomats are now water up the longer the conflict takes the more difficult it might be to bring back the particular a region into the field best for the nation of regional states. but a suburb or. at least 3 people have been killed in violent clashes in ivory coast a further 26 people were wounded in the unrest in a town outside abidjan the u.n. says the number of refugees who fled the country has doubled to more than 8000 since last month's election while 40 people have been killed since president announced he'd seek a controversial 3rd term which he then won the opposition boycotted the election. mass protests are taking place across peru after martin vickery was removed from the presidency protesters of fought with police outside congress in the capital lima where these cars replacement manual merino were sworn in a few hours ago there were

the most populous nation in the horn of africa to grant account for 6 percent of ethiopians but have dominated politics for 30 years before prime minister rule rejoined mr prime minister going reforms are that our attempt to bring about a unitary system of government which destroys the current federal one diplomats are now wanted the longer the conflict takes the more difficult it might be to bring back the gray region into ethiopians for the nation of regional states. the world is the area of the suburb. at least 6 people are being killed and dozens more wounded in the latest unrest in ivory coast more than 40 people have died in election related violence in the past month since president allison what tara announced he'd run for a 3rd controversial term now the un says the number of refugees who fled the country has doubled over 8000 a 1000000 people have been infected with corona virus across the united states in just 10 days hospital admissions are at record levels and at least 16 states there are now more than 10000000 confirmed cases of cave in 19 across the u.s. the country is by far the worst affected nation in the world reporting 239000. europea

pennsylvannia, one of the key battlegrounds, and the state that eventually gave mr biden the votes needed for victory. cheering. hornsbuilding where election votes are being counted. the subjects of their ire — forlorn donald trump supporters across this philadelphia street. america's rancorous political divide in miniature. joe biden says he wants to bring both sides together, he wants to be a leader for all america. at the moment, they can't even share the same street without barricades and the police. donald trump lost in part because suburban women turned on him. listen to penny 0lds and her daughter, hattie, who set up a facebook group to supportjoe biden. we started with four and we ended with 142. it was incredibly empowering. and it was therapy for us women who felt disregarded. i'm a woman in my 205 and it'sjust really important for people my age to be behind someone who supports us to the full. four more years! but tim trimble, who once called essex home, says donald trump's fight isn't over. he has not lost the election. i think because bbc and cnn and abc calls it, that's irrelevant. # it's fun to stay at

the most populous nation in the horn of africa, to go and account for 6 percent of ethiopians, but dominate the politics for 30 years. before prime minister rule rejoined mr. sharon sees prime minister going reforms are attempting to bring about a unitary system of government which destroys the current federal one. diplomats are now water up. the longer the conflict takes, the more difficult it might be to bring back the particular a region into ethiopians for their nation of regional states. i discovered record numbers of people are in hospital in the united states with the current virus, as the number of new cases continues to soar. almost 62000 people are continually currently hospitalized covert 19 and a new high of 200000 cases were reported in the past 24 hours. the funeral of chief palestinian negotiator, saeb erekat will be held later on wednesday after he died on choose a from covert 900 complications that account was a key figure in talks with israel for over 20 years are a force that looks back on his life. so it was at the center of the israeli palestinian conflict for much of his life for many around the world. one of the most familiar and ef

horn of africa. to go and account for 6 percent will be theo pins. but the politics for 30 years before prime minister would rule rejoin mr. sharon sees prime minister going the reforms are attempting to bring about a unitary system of government which destroys the current federal one diplomat on the water. up along the conflict takes a more difficult it might be to bring back the grey region into the field press production of regional states decide money on marino has been so on a new interim president, its 3rd leader in 4 years. his rise to power has faced nationwide protests, much of the public supports impeach president martin this car, and they say corrupt politicians are now running the country. marianna sanchez reports from lima, anger, and outrage in major cities from lima to keep. the protesters clashed with riot police. dozens were arrested violence also erupting around the perimeter of congress. as men, women, he knew was sworn in a student's new interim president. this congress does whatever they want with us. we have to fight the country, can't go on like this. in his message of a medieval city being intrusted

mrs. davis california, messrs. laj langevin, courtney, garamendi, ms. speier, messrs. gallego, moulton, vela,al, khanna, keating, ms. horn of oklahoma, wilson of outh carolina, turner, rogers of alabama, lamborn, wittman. georgia. ms. stefanik. messrs. kelly of mississippi, bacon, and banks. from the permanent select committee on intelligence for onsideration of matters within the jurisdiction of that committee under clause 11 of sewell mr. schiff, ms. of alabama, mr. nunes. from the committee on oficulture for consideration sections 3601 and 3602 of the section 1053 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to peterson, ms. conway.er, and mr. from the committee on the budget for consideration of sections 8003 of the house bill and sections 4126 and 1086 of senate amendment and modifications committed to conference, messrs. morrelle, stewart. and from the committee on education and labor for consideration of 212, 279, 569, 570, 1791, 1797, 1833 and 1834 of the house bill and sections 561 through 63, 565, 566, 5211, 6091 and 6615 of the and e amendment modifications committed to conference, mr. scott of virginia

[cheers and horns honking] ♪ >> ♪ i'm on the edge, the edge, the edge i'm on the edge of glory on with youing i'm on the edge with you ♪ mrden. gaga's friend. we go back a while. she has spent a lot of time helping me with the violence against women act and so many women who needed help -- god love you, you are wonderful. thank you, thank you, thank you. john, thank you for sharing your story, and thanks to mr. mayor -- i don't know where you are, but i tell you what, thanks for the passport into town. and thanks for all the speakers we heard tonight as well as the incredible, as i said, lady gaga. you couldn't see but all of my grandkids were over there and win you were singing, they knew every word of every song, they were jumping and moving. i've got to get a picture with them. anyway. doyledy, congressman mark , thank you for standing with me and fighting for the dignity of working people. everyone you have heard from across the state as well as in philadelphia, we hear you loud and clearly. congressman boyle has been with me a while, a remarkable friend. his dad and i grew up five blocks away from one another in scra

horn honking. it will be quite a party. we are expecting mrock local time, prime time here in the united states and something for which there had been many false starts. they have got sound systems and everything prepared and rehearsals done. i think there will be quite an excited spirit tonight. people have been waiting for this moment as he had seen waiting for this moment as he had seen from reaction around the country. let's talk more about the transition process. —— you have seen. transition process. —— you have seen. donald trump is still president of the united states. he is still on his golf course in virginia. what happens to any transition process? he can assemble his team, you can put teams into the different agencies to start to take over, usually you have transition teams that work with the officials already there from the previous administration. they basically work out the staffing, the changes in staffing, the handovers of information, policies, that kind of thing. the biogenic camp has not been clear in their own minds about h

most populous nation in the horn of africa, to go and account for 6 percent of ethiopians, but the dominate the politics for 30 years. before prime minister rule rejoined mr . sharon sees prime minister obese and going reforms are tempted to bring about a unitary system of government which destroys the current federal one. diplomats are now watered up, the longer the conflict takes, the more difficult it might be to bring about the particular a region into the field best for the nation of regional states. how about the world is the area of the suburb from on this so we can speak to news on monday, he's an independent analyst who said, just returned to london from ethiopia. he joins us on the phone. thanks very much indeed for being with us now. it's quite difficult to get independent information out of the region. what's the latest that you're hearing? i'm told so last week, the to great people's liberation front, took control of personnel and military hardware and installations of the northern command of the ethiopian army. so in the 5 divisions of the northern command, stationed integrate, this is split into 3 groups of aligned with the t.p.s., a quarte

horns during president obama and vice president biden's remarks. flint, please join me in welcoming to the stage the 44th president of the united states of america, barack obama. ♪ mra: hello, flint. it is good to be back in michigan. it is good to be back in the midwest, getting a little closer to chicago from here. how is everybody doing? [cheers and applause] can everybody give a round of applause to deandre young? fantastic young man. thank you for the introduction. happy halloween, everybody. i love your masks. [laughs] please give a big round of applause as well to governor gretchen whitmer. your own. lieutenant governor garland gilchrist. my buddy from the senate, debbie stabenow. a man who is always in there fighting for you who we need to send back to the united states senate, jared peters. your congressman, born and raised great here in flint, michigan, dan kildee. mayor sheldon neely. and the big treat to come, the next president of the united states, joe biden. three days, flint. three days until the most important election of our lifetimes. i love you too. listen, i know right now, you have got the michigan-michigan state game, and that is a big deal.

mr. cool and his sunglasses goes even further by limiting his rallies to cars in a parking lot as he screams of the cars and they scream back by blowing their hornsbiden actually had his own deplorable moment calling from supporters chumps and ugly. really, joe? as it joe biden proposes the biggest tax increase, $6500 estimated for middle americans increased regulation, essentially shutting down the economy in factories, bringing in socialized medicine, defunding police, globalist trade deals, the limitation of oil and fracking, president donald trump is raised the middle class income by more than $6000 in three years and that does not even include the energy savings. but most important, president trump has kept his promises to the american people, unlike the two-faced parasites in washington who are in it for themselves. donald trump truly wanted to make america great again and he did. in the beginning he took on the media and they said it was suicide but he was right and we saw it for ourselves. he was right about big tack as we watched it control what we communicate to each other. that my friends is socialism and fascism. 2016 donald trump tal

mr. smith for bringing forward this very legislation. in late 2019, swarms of locusts horn of africa from the gulf of aden, multiplying nd spreading throughout the region. locusts are hardly mobile and can consume vast amounts of a short period of time. even a small swarm can consume would feed up to day.0 people in a they have devastated large kenya, f farms in somalia, and eathiopia and acros yemen. sea in food security is already hanging by a thread in these regions, and efforts to control the have been hindered by of covid-19 pandemic by lack reliable data and the geographical reach of the swarm multiple countries. the desert locust control act coordinations to evaluate and respond to a locust united across the states government, bringing in the support of the u.s. mission agricultural d organization, usaid, and others o effectively respond to the outbreak. we've already seen the ripple of the coronavirus pandemic on poverty, food and urity, health, education. we must ensure that we do not let this locust plague compound challenges. i want to, again, thank mr. leadershi

mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the committee for this opportunity to speak with you today about afghanistan and the important choices that face us there. i'd also like to say that it's a horn to be part of such an august panel, with two colleagues i've long respected and admired. normally i would use my opening remarks for the key points for the submission, but that submission was written prior to tuesday's announcement of the 50% reduction of troop strength. in light of this development i thought i'd take my opening statement time to offer on the chief announcement. and where the u.s. policy should go here in light of it. of course, i would be happy to answer questions about my submission or any other aspect of the issue as members would wish. in my view the drawdown policy on tuesday was a mistake. i suspect like all of us here, i would like to see u.s. troops come home. the question is when and how. and it seems to me that a progressive incremental withdrawal, in my view, is the worst of three possible options before us. total withdrawal, no withdrawal without a negotiated settlement to end the war, and the announcement -- announced policy of unilateral drawdowns. as i

mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the committee for this opportunity to speak with you today about afghanistan and the important choices that face us there. i'd also like to say that it's a horn to be part of such an august panel, with two colleagues i've long respected and admired. normally i would use my opening remarks for the key points for the submission, but that submission was written prior to tuesday's announcement of the 50% reduction of troop strength. in light of this development i thought i'd take my opening statement time to offer on the chief announcement. and where the u.s. policy should go here in light of it. of course, i would be happy to answer questions about my submission or any other aspect of the issue as members would wish. in my view the drawdown policy on tuesday was a mistake. i suspect like all of us here, i would like to see u.s. troops come home. the question is when and how. and it seems to me that a progressive incremental withdrawal, in my view, is the worst of three possible options before us. total withdrawal, no withdrawal without a negotiated settlement to end the war, and the announcement -- announced policy of unilateral drawdowns. as i

mr. mckinley: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mckinley: i rise today to horn the life of my long-term -- my long-term of paul iii -- lee paul iii. he e was nothing more than loved than his family and the community. he was a successful business owner. member of the we'lling weeling chamber of commerce. he was part of numerous organizations. political role in circles earned him the nickname of mr. republican. supporter of d conservative values and principles. importantly, lee worked hard to try to make west weeling, a strong and vibrant community for generations to come. e and his wife, june, touched the lives of thousands in our area. our thoughts and prayers are their three ly, children, and six grandchildren, passing. mourn his lee, you made a difference. missed. be thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from mississippi seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without th

mr biden is being announced. let us listen tojoe biden. former vice—president and democrat tick candidate, taking the stage in —— democratic candidate taking the stage to make a statement. hornsuntil the hard work of tallying the votes is finished. it ain't over until every vote, every ballot is counted. but we are feeling good. we are feeling good about where we are. we believe one of the things have suggested we have won arizona, that is saturn round, we also just called from minnesota and we are still in the game in georgia. although that is not what we expected. we are feeling really good about wisconsin and michigan. and by the way, it is going to take time to count the vote, we are going to win pennsylvania. talking to the folks in filly and they are really encouraged by the turn out and what they see. look, you know we could know the results as early as tomorrow morning. but it may take longer as i have said all along, it is not my place or donald trump's place to declare who has won this election, that is the decision of the american people, but i am optimistic about this outcome. i wa nt to optimistic about this outcome. i want to thank every one of you who came out,