mr. lehrer: all right. vice president gore, the next question is for you, and it will be asked by steven koosmann. mr. koosmann, where are you, sir? you're right behind me as well. there we go. vice pres. gore: right next to the last. mr. koosmann: it seems that when we hear about issues of this campaign, it's usually medicare, social security or prescription drugs. as a college professor, i hear a lot of apathy amongst young people who feel that there are no issues directed to them. and they don't plan to vote. how do you address that? vice pres. gore: we've got to change it. i spend a good deal of time talking to young people, and in my standard speech out there on the stump i usually end my speech by saying, i want to ask you for something and i want to direct it especially to the young people in the audience. and i want to tell you what i tell them. sometimes people who are very idealistic and have great dreams, as young people do, are apt to stay at arm's length from the political process because they think their goo

mr. vice-president. >> thank you. >> [silence]. >> thank you, mr. vice-president. i feel strongly about the need to protect and promote the mental health of all americans. as a psychiatrist i think about the mental health effects of this unprecedented situation and how best to mitigate the impact. individuals across the country are living with stress they have never experienced. we must find a way to best alleviate that stress without ignoring the fact that our nation faces a real and deadly virus. i think about this and the context of our country's children. i lead the substance abuse and mental health foundation. where better to start to address this challenge than with our nation's could you think people. -- young people. fostering the social well-being of children is critical. the work that schools do daily is valuable beyond any words i can deliver. we know in addition to education, schools provide our children a profound sense of security and stability. the structure and safety of schools are intergral to our children's whole health. the role of the school ca

mr. vice president. c thank you mr. vice president. in my role as assistant secretary for mental health and substance abuse i feel very strongly about the need to protect and promote the mental health of all americans. as a psychiatrist and continually thinking about the mental health effects of this unprecedented situation and help us to mitigate the impact. individuals across our country are living with stress that they have likely never experienced. we must find a way to alleviate that stress without ignoring the fact that our nation faces the very real and deadly virus. i often think about this in the context of our country's children. i lead the mental health at him and agency which is the only agency charged with -- we -- where better to start in addressing the challenge that with our nation's young people protecting and fostering the social and emotional well-being of children is critical not only to their own development but also to the development of healthy families communities and a healthy and productive society. the work i

president. mr. vice >> how many kits have already been -- vice president, we already have over a million need forthe kits we'll pfizer vaccine as well as the moderna. thank you. and, from the time president trump announced operation warp the general and his team have been working literally round the clock to build the distribution plan that you see that's in effect and i hope you all heard that i asked him how have been se kits for merging with the moderna project and they have already assembled a hundred million kits that are ready to got. that's the supplies that are necessary for administering the vaccine. tell you, having received my latest briefing today over at operation warp speed every american can be proud of we have a plan in lace, the moment that the f.d.a. concludes that that vaccine is safe and effective, in place to tem begin within 24 hours shipping that vaccine to hospitals and healthcare facilities and 24 after that literally that vaccine into americans, and we'll also be continuing to d

mr. blinken: good afternoon. mr. president-elect, vice president elect harris, thank you for your trust and your confidence. if confirmed by the united states senate, i will do everything i can to earn it. mr. president-elect, working for you, having you as a mentor and friend, has been the greatest privilege of my professional life. so many people have brought me to this day, from college classmates to bandmates, my colleagues in the clinton and obama administrations, the senate, and the state department. i thank them all, and i ask forgiveness for my insatiable appetite for bad puns. mostly i would like to thank my family -- sisters and sisters in law, brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, wonderful in-laws, and especially, my wife and our children. they are truly my greatest blessings. for my family, as for so many generations of americans, america has literally been the last best hope on earth. my grandfather fled pogroms in russia and made a new life in america. his son, my father, served in the united states air force in world war ii

mr. mayorkas: good afternoon. mr. president-elect, madam viceresident-elect, thank you for placing your trust in me to lead the department of homeland security. ofnk you for the privilege returning with the consent of the senate to government service as a member of your administration. it is the honor of a lifetime. the department of homeland security has a noble mission, to help keep us safe and advance our proud history as a country of welcome. there are more than 240,000 career employees who selflessly dedicate their talent and energy to this mission. many risk their lives in doing so. i would be honored to return to the department and support these dedicated public servants in fulfilling their responsibilities and realizing our country's greatest hopes, all in partnership with the communities we serve. for 12 years i had the privilege to stand in a federal courtroom and announce alejandro mayorkas on behalf of the united states of america. the words "on behalf of the united states of america" meant everything to me and to my parents, whom i

mr. vice president, how are you going to watch tonight? mr. vice president, mr. mr. vice president. mr. vice president. mr. vice president. and when things were a little bit less hectic, somebody who was on the bubble asked him the former vp has spoken to president trump today and he said no and the campaign is not giving any indication about whether or not logistics have been spoken about with trump campaign counterparts about a possible concession call one way or the other depending on how things go. >> harris: president trump just moments ago, we took him live at the rnc annex in arlington, virginia, and they are not thinking about that right now either. peter doocy, a big scrum there and tried to get some questions, thank you. we will see a little bit later. the trump advising campaigns are raising for a possible legal battle over the election. how both sides have prepared where the polls are contested. more on that and more with the trump campaign's who joins me live next. >> we are going to have a great night and its politics and elections and you never know. i can say texas, arizo

mr. biden: thank you. good job. >> mr. president-elect, madam vice president elect, i am grateful and even more so humbled by the trust you have placed in me for this role. i'm especially honored to be standing not only by your side, but alongside some of the most talented and inspiring public servants this country has seen. i know, mr. president elect and madam vice president-elect, that you selected us not to serve you, but on behalf of the american people, to advance our security, our prosperity, our values, and it makes this nomination a tremendous honor. if afforded the opportunity to do so, i will never forget that my role on this team is unique. bigger than as a policy advisor, i will represent to you congress and the american public, the patriots who comprise our intelligence community. mr. president-elect, you know that i've never shied away from speaking truth to power, and that will be my charge as director of national intelligence. i've worked for you for a long time, and i accept this nomination knowing that you would never want me to do

mr. president elect, madam vice president elect, thank you. mr. vice president elect, i am honored and humbled by the immense responsibility have placed in me of being your national security advisor. i pledge to you and to the american people that i will work relentlessly in service of the mission you have given us. to keep our country and people safe, to advance our national interests, and to defend our values. i pledge to the exceptional national security team you see behind me and to the brilliant and diverse career professionals across our government that i will manage a humane and rigorous decision-making process that honors their work. i pledge to my parents, who taught my brothers, sister and me, to work hard, tell the truth and serve others,. . i will do my utmost to make you proud. sir, we will be vigilant in the face of enduring threats, of nuclear weapons to terrorists. you have also tasked us with reimagining national security. the pandemic, the economic crisis, the climate crisis, technological disruption, threats to democracy, racial

mr. vice president, how are you going to watch tonight? mr. vice president. mr. vice president. mr. vice president. mr. vice president. we tried. once biden is done in pennsylvania, he will drive home to delaware where he will watch the returns come in and even if there is not a clear result tonight, we do expect him to speak late. >> dana: peter, i do love your height advantage in that attempt. that was really impressive and thank you for all you've done for this show. thank you so much. and let's bring in our panel, special report anchor bret baier and fox news senior political analyst brit hume and chris wallace. i'll start with you here with me in studio so i can actually look at you and be near you, which is wonderful. reelection campaign is a different animal than when you have two candidates and it's open. how does this one compare for you as you look back? >> normally you think of a sitting president is having this tremendous advantage. we don't often turn presidents away after a single term and it's different this time because this president has made himself such an issue an

mr. president-elect, madam vice president-elect, thank you. mr. president-elect, i am honored and humbled by the immense responsibility that you placed in me of being your national security adviser. i pledge to you and to the american people that i will work relentlessly in service of the mission you have given us, to keep our country and our people safe, to advance our national interests, and to defend our values. i pledge to the exception on the team behind me, the brilliant, diverse career professionals across the country that i will manage humane and rigorous decision-making process that honors their work. and i pledge to my parents who taught my brothers, my sister and me to work hard, tell the truth, and serve others, that i will do my utmost to make you proud. sir, we will be vigilant in the face of enduring threats, from nuclear weapons to terrorism. but you have also tasked us with reimagining our national security for the unprecedented combination of crises we face at home and abroad, the pandemic, the economic crisis, the climate crisis

mr. vice president. say a few words, please. [applause] >> thank you mr. president.ant to join you and thanking more than 60 million americans who have already cast their vote for four more years for president trump. [applause] and while the votes continue to be counted, we will remain vigilant as the president said. the right to vote has been at the center of our democracy since the founding of this nation. we will protect the integrity of the vote. i really believe with all of my heart, with the extraordinary margins mr. president that you have inspired in the states you just described and the way that you launched this movement across the country to make america great again, i truly do believe as you do, that we are on the road to victory and we will make america great again again. thank you mr. president. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> our campaign 2020 coverage continues. c-span. your unfiltered view of olitics. ♪

mr. president-elect, madam vice president elect, thank you. mr. president-elect, i am honored and humbled by the immense responsibility that you've placed in me of being your national security advisor. i pledge to you and to the american people that i will work relentlessly in service of the mission you have given us, to keep our country and our people safe, to advance our national interests, and to defend our values. i pledge to the exceptional national security team you see behind me, and to the brilliant and diverse career professionals across our government, that i will manage a humane and rigorous decision-making process that honors their work. i pledge to my parents, who taught my brothers, my sister, and me to work hard, tell the truth, and serve others, that i will do my utmost to make you proud. sir, we will be vigilant in the face of enduring threats come from nuclear weapons to terrorism. but you've also tasked us with reimagining our national security to the unprecedented combination of crises we face at home and abroad. the pandemic,

mr. president-elect, madam vice president-elect, thank you. mr. president-elect, i am honored and humbled by the immense responsibility that you have placed in me of being your national security adviser. i pledge to you and to the american people that i will work relentlessly in service of the mission you have given us. to keep our country and our people safe, to advance our national interests, and to defend our values. i pledge to the exceptional national security team you see behind me and to the brilliant and diverse career professionals across our government that i will manage a humane and rigorous decision-making process that honors their work. and i pledge to my parents who taught my brothers, my sister and me to work hard, tell the truth and serve others, that i will do my utmost to make you proud. sir, we will be vigilant in the face of enduring threats, from nuclear weapons to terrorism. but you have also tasked us with reimagining our national security for the unprecedented combination of crises we face at home and abroad. the pandemic,

in the briefing room today the vice president not taking any questions, reporters asking where is the president. >> thank you all. >> reporter: mr. vice president -- >> reporter: mr. vice president -- >> reporter: are you really not going to take questions? >> reporter: the president-elect growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of the american people. biden meeting with a group of bipartisan governors. >> my transition team hasn't been able to get access to information we need to be able to deal with everything from testing and guidance, to the all-important issue of vaccines, distributions, and vaccinations. >> reporter: we asked him about the consequences. how many lives do you think are at risk here if this transition remains stalled? >> there is no excuse not to share the data and let us begin to plan. because on day one it's going to take us time if we don't have access to all this data. it's going to put us behind the eight ball by a matter of a month or more, and that's lives. how many would be lost as a consequence of that? i can't tell you. >> reporter: almost all of the president's legal challenges have been di

mr. vice president, thomas jefferson was among his many accomplishments as vice president so how word you assess his tenure as vice president. >> he didn't do a thing. [laughter] >> and he did get squared away and set up to be president. no mean achievement and i thin think, speculating that is a hopeful outcome for many of my predecessors. but there is a sense now taking on the most significance the legitimate job but that's an interesting question and i'll think of jefferson as vice president the way i thought of myself as vice president that the history is such that it is clear the job didn't amount to much. >> as a follow-up becoming vice president having finished second in the electoral college to john adams, if you could we envision an american and history in a way the second-place finisher that they become vice president , how do you react to that? do you think the 12th amendment was an improvement? >> harry truman was a tremendous president he made even though he was a haberdashery from missouri roosevelt really had included him in anything in a period of time as vice president an

vice president mike pence promised things will get better. >> we see light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: but the task force left abruptly. >> thank you all. >> mr. vice president -- >> mr. vice president. >> reporter: refusing to answer questions. >> what is going on? >> how could you not take questions? >> reporter: dr. fauci cleared up some lingering confusion during an interview overnight. >> i said, help is on the way, which to me i think should motivate people even more to double down. >> reporter: he also elaborated on how the vaccine will work. >> it prevents severe disease, and it prevents symptomatic disease. whether or not it prevents infection, we're going to find out. >> reporter: as the country eagerly awaits a vaccine, we're getting a clearer view of who is suffering the most. >> every day we come into work it's going to be one of the worse days we've had. >> reporter: abc news took a closer look at the 100 counties with the highest death rates. most are rural, poor and have limited access to quality health care. in north dakota 1 in every 1,000 residents has now died from the virus. the air force is now sending nurses into the st

mr. vice president, mr. vice president -- mr. resident -- >> are we really -- >> why hasn't the federal government not taking action -- >> why is the federal government not -- >> what's going on? >> you're not working with -- you're whole party is not recognizing democracy! you're all undermining the democratic election. every one of you. >> why isn't the -- >> ooh. joining us now olivia troy member of that task force and adviser to the person who left that podium and walked away without answering those questions, vice president pence. what did you think of that? taking no questions, olivia. what are you worried about in the questions? >> they're worried about what donald trump is going to think and knew they were watched closely. i was watching dr. birx and it was painful to see her struggling during that briefing. i know she really cares a lot about this. i've had conversations with her recently about what's going on in the states. she's really upset about all of it and it was hard to watch these doctors walk a fine line up ther

mr. vice president elect. fmr. v.p. biden: thank you. >> thank you, mr. president-elect, and vice president-elect harris. the question is, what do you make of the fact that the president is having these calls with michigan county officials? he is going to be also having michigan republican legislators at the white house tomorrow. is anything that he's doing making you rethink your strategy? i know you say that you don't want to have legal action right now. what do you say to americans, especially immigrant americans who came to the united states looking for political stability and seeing all of the things that the president is doing. fmr. v.p. biden: hang on. i'm on my way. that's what i say to them. not a joke. and what the president is doing now is really, it's going to be another incident where he will go down in history as being one of the most irresponsible presidents in american history. it's just not even within the norm at all. there's questions on whether it's even legal. it's going to be interesting to see who shows up in this call to meet with t

mr. vice president elect. thank you mr. president-elect and vice president harris. do youstion is, what make of the fact the president is having calls with michigan county officials? he is also having michigan republican legislators at the white house tomorrow. anything that he is doing making you rethink your strategy. i know you say that you do not want to have legal action right now. what you say to americans especially immigrant americans who came to the united states looking for political stability and saying all of the things that the president is doing. >> i am on my way. that is what i say to them. not a joke. and what the president is doing now is really going to be another incident where he will go down in history. mosting one of the irresponsible presidents in american history. it is not even with the norm at all. there are questions whether it is even legal. it is going to be interesting to see who shows up in this call with the leadership. we won michigan. it is going to be certified. we are going to end up making are, that we won. i just -- it is hard

mr. vice president. so, thomas jefferson was, among his men accomplishmented, served for four years as vice president. hough would you assess his tenure as vice president? >> well, -- >> he didn't do a thing. >> i don't think he did much. and he did get squared away, set up to be president. >> no mean achievement. >> no mean achievement. i think speculating that is a hoped for outcome for an awful lot of my predecessors. not many of them made it. it is a sense now that taking on more significance and so forth, and that the job's legitimate job. you're earning your pay so to speak and i think that's true in the last, oh, back probably at least to john nance garner. that's an interesting question. i don't think of jefferson as vice president. the way i thought of myself as vice president. but it -- the history is such that it's clear that the job didn't amount to much for an awful lot of the people who held it over the years. >> right. well, i guess as a followup, of course, because jefferson became vice pr

mr. president-elect. >> thank you. >> >> thank you, mr. vice president president-elect -- thank you mre president-elect harris. what do you make of the fact that the president is having these calls with michigan county officials amid his bid to overturn the election he is going to be having also michigan republican legislators at the white house tomorrow. is there anything that he is doing making you rethink your strategy? i know you say that you don't want to have legal action right now and what do you say to americans, especially immigrant americans who came to the united states looking for political stability and seeing all the things that the president is doing? >> hang on. i'm on my way. that's what i say to them. not a joke. and what the president is doing now is really -- it's going to be another incident where he goal down in history as being one of the most irresponsible presidents in american history. it's just out -- not even within the norm at all. questions whether it's even legal. but it's going to be interesting to see who shows

mr. president-elect, madam vice president-elect, thank you. mr.he immense responsibility that you placed in me of being your national security adviser. i pledge to you and to the american people that i will work relentlessly in service of the mission you have given us to keep our country and our people safe, to advance our national interests and to defend our values. i pledge to exceptional national security team you see behind me and to the brilliant and diverse career professionals across our government that i will imagine a humane and rig are rouse decision making -- rigorous decision making process that honors their work. and i pledge to my parents who taught my brothers, my sister and me to work hard, tell the truth and serve others that i will do my utmost to make you proud. sir, we will be vigilant in the face of enduring threats from nuclear weapons to terrorism. but you have also tasked us with reimagining our national security to the unprecedented combination of crises we face at home and abroad; the pandemic, the economic crisis, the cl

mr. vice president. thomas jefferson was, you know, among his very many compliments served as four years as vice president so how would you assess his tenure as vice president? >> well,. >> he didn't do a thing. >> i don't think he did much. [laughter] he did get squared away, set up so to speak to be president. >> no mean achievement though. >> no mean achievement and i think in this is just speculating but that is a hope for outcome for a lot of my predecessors, not many of them made it. there is a sense now that taking on more significance that the jobs there is a legitimate job for your earning your pay, so to speak. i think that is true and the last, back in probably at least 11 that's an interesting question. i don't think of jefferson as vice president the way i thought of myself as vice president, you know, but the history is such that the job did not amount to much. >> i guess as a follow-up, of course, jefferson became vice president having finished second in the electoral college to john adams

mr. president, elect men, vice president. i am grateful and even more so humbled by the trust that you placed in me for this role. i'm especially honored to be standing not only by your side, but also alongside some of the most talented and inspiring public servants. this country has ever seen. i know mr. president elect and madam vice president elect that you have selected us not to serve you, but to serve on behalf of the american people, to help advance our security, our prosperity, our values that the call to service in this role is what makes this nomination. such a tremendous honor if afforded the opportunity to do so. i will never forget that my role on this team is unique, better than that of a policy adviser i will represent to you, congress and the american public. the patriots who comprise our intelligence community. mr. president elect, you know, that i have never shied away from speaking truth to power. and that will be my charge as director of national intelligence. i worked for you for a long time and i accept

mr. vice president say a few words, please. thank you mr. esident i want to join you in thanking more than 60 million americans who have already cast their vote for four more years for president donald trump in the white house. >>> you have been listening to president trump speak from the white house addressing supporters and thanking the millions and millions of americans who voted for him. saying he was getting ready for a big celebration tauting the states he won and talking about other states such as wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania where they have big leads. let's go

mr. vice president, is it time to concede? reporter: many senate republicans providing political cover for the president. >> senator, did vice president biden win the election >> we don't know yet >> we need to finish all the votes. all the votes need to be counted >> the president wasn't defeated by huge numbers in fact, he may not have been defeated at all. >> reporter: he was, nbc news has projected, based on state voting data. with new concerns now about the security impact of a turnover that's too slow. >> denying a lawful transition is a threat to our national security and to the rule of law. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo, by the way, was asked just moments ago if he was serious in those remarks we just showed you. he did not answer directly but did predict a smooth transition lester >> hallie jackson at the white house tonight. thank you. >>> and an explosive new report is out from the vatican concerning the sexual abuse allegations against a disgraced former top cardinal in the u.s. anne thompson with wha

mr. vice president -- >> thank you all -- >> mr. vice president!oing to take questions? >> not taking questions -- >> all of you need to answer this! >> why is the federal government -- >> what is going on? >> why are you not working with the transition? you're all undermining the democratic election! >> don't forget, we also have not heard from the president of the united states on his election loss. >>> meanwhile, all senators received a coronavirus briefing on thursday, and the senators were able to ask questions of top public health officials. in a conference call led by "operation warp speed" officials, the focus was on the vaccine and how to distribute it. we know that 20 million americans are expected to get the vaccine by the end of the year and that each state is going to receive doses according to their population, and then states will decide who they give the vaccine to first. we also learned some states are doing better than others, as far as executing and outlining a plan, while several states have yet to even submit the plans about ho

mr. president-elect. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. vice president-elect. thank you mr. president-elect and vice president-elect harris. what do you make of the fact that the president is having these calls with michigan county officials amid his bid to overturn the election he's going to be having also michigan anything he's doing that is making you rethink your strategy? you say you don't want legal action right now. what did you say to immigrant americans who came to the united states and are seeing everything that the president is doing. >> hang on. i'm on my way. that's what i say to them. not a joke. what the president is doing now is really -- it's going to be another incident where he will go down in history as being one of the most irresponsible presidents in american history. it's just out of the -- not even within the norm at all. questions whether it's even legal, but it's going to be interesting to see who shows up in this call to meet with the leadership. but this is going to -- we won michigan. it's going to be certified. we're going to end up making clear,

i want to thank the first lady, my entire family, and vice president pence, mrs. pence, for being with us all through this. and we were getting ready for a big celebration. we were winning everything. and all of a sudden, it was just called off. the results tonight have been phenomenal. and we are getting ready, i mean, literally, we were all set to get outside and just celebrate something that was so beautiful, so good. such a vote. such a success. the citizens of this country have come out in record numbers. this is a record. there's never been anything like it. to support our incredible movement. we won states we weren't expected to win. we didn't win it. we won it by a lot. we won the great state of ohio. we won texas. we won texas. we won texas by 700,000 votes. and they don't even include it in the tabulations. it is also clear that we have won georgia. we're up by 2.5%. or 117,000 votes with only 7% left. they're never going to catch us. likewise, we've clearly won north carolina. we were up 1.for you%. we're 77,000 votes with only approximately 5% left. th

mr. vice president is it time to concede? it there any evidence of fraud? many congressional republicans have refused to acknowledge the results. >> the president wasn't defeated by huge numbers. in fact he may not have been defeated at all. >> in the closest races; georgia and arizona the president trails mr. biden by more than 12,000 votes in both. >> wildly inappropriate. >> massachusetts governor charlie baker is one of the few republicans speaking out. >> what this president is doing at this point in time is not in the best interest of this country. >> the president hasn't made any official public appearances since last thursday. today he is expected to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. cbs news. washington. >>> yesterday the secretary of state said he was looking forward to a smooth transition to a second trump term guilty later walked the comments back. >>> on the vote count 2020 updated results for proposition 15. the associated press reporting 52% of voters rejected a redo to the property tax system it. would have let local government

mr. vice president, is it time to concede? is there really any evidence of fraud? many congressional republicans have refused to acknowledge the results. >> the president wasn't defeated by huge numbers. in fact, he may not have been defeated at all. >> reporter: in the closest races of the election, georgia and arizona, the president trails mr. biden by more than 12,000 votes in both. >> wildly inappropriate. >> reporter: massachusetts governor charlie baker is one of the few republicans speaking out. >> what this president is doing at this point in time is not in the best interest of this country. >> reporter: president trump hasn't made any official public appearances since last thursday. today he's expected to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the president's schedule is unusual, you might remember that he was doing about three to five rallies a day leading up to the election. and he hasn't had any official public appearances on his calendar for days. today is going to be first day we might be able to hear from him when he heads out to arlington n

vice president biden yet? >> no. >> why not? >> nothing to congratulate him about. >> reporter: vice president mike pence on the hill today, also avoiding questions. >> mr. vice president, is it time to concede? >> is there really any evidence of fraud? >> reporter: but the secretary of state mike pompeo did answer questions and reinforced trump's false claims. >> is the state department currently preparing to engage with the biden transition team, and if not, at what point does a delay hamper a smooth transition and pose a risk to national security? >> there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. >> reporter: that message from america's top diplomat is not being heard by world leaders. today, one after another, they called to congratulate biden. the uk's boris johnson, germany's angela merkel and french president emmanuel macron. >> i wanted really to congratulate you and congratulate kamala harris for this election. >> reporter: biden's message to them? >> i'm letting them know that america is back. we're going to be back in the game. it's not america alone. >> reporter: so we asked the president-elect his message for the presiden

mr. vice president, say a few words, please. se. >> well, the president of the united states castrating the facts of the election results that have been reported tonight. falsely claiming that he has won the election and disenfranchising millions of voters whose ballots have not been counted sadly because of the raging pandemic and the failures of the administration to contain the pandemic. there has been a massive vote by mail operation and those votes have not yet been counted. and so we at cbs news can -- are not projecting a winner in this presidential race. we will not disenfranchise the millions of voters in those battleground states and the hundreds of thousands in georgia who also have not had their votes counted. >> there were so many untruths in that statement. it's hard to figure out where to begin. >> former chief of staff reince priebus said he wouldn't go too far. he went farther than that. what he said bears no resemblance to the truth of an election, let alone an election in the pandemic. the votes not being count

mr. vice president, my daddy is going to change america. my daddy is going to change america.uess what? we also know, we also know that the american people realize we've got to change. we also know that justice is not just about criminal justice, it is about knowing true justice is about jobs, building wealth for your families. no one should be working two jobs to stay in poverty. we need a minimum of $15 an hour minimum wage. [cheers and horns honking] and for people struggling, first-term homebuyers, they will get a $15,000 tax credit from me. we will provide capital for young entrepreneurs to start small businesses. provide free community college, which by the way, costs $6 billion a year, and we spend about that much giving breaks for race horses. as well as for students attending state university if they come from families making ess than $125,000. folks, we can do this, ennsylvania. in 2008, 2012, you placed your trust in me and barack. in 2020, i'm asking for your trust again. i take nothing for granted. this is a battle for the soul of america. we have to win this. we

whether this and mr vice president. say a few words place i think it was it was a thank you mr president i want to join you in thanking more than 60000000 americans. who have already cast their vote for 4 more years for president donald trump. all those continue to be counted we're going to remain vigilant this president said that the right to as been at the center of our democracy since the founding of this nation and we're going to protect the integrity of the vote but i really believe with all my heart with the extraordinary margins mr president that you've inspired in the states that you just described in the way that you launch this movement across the country to make america great again i truly do believe as you do that we are on the road to victory and we will make america great again again. thank you. thank you thank. you. ok but what you've been listening in to the president donald trump and his vice president mike pence. basically trying listing all of his gains repeatedly saying they call it catches referring

mr. vice president? mr. biden, do you feel like you can win ohio? >> tell me, pennsylvania, are you ready to vote? >> reporter: today, the biden campaign spread out in every corner of the keystone state. >> we're all here. and this is biden country, isn't it? >> reporter: the candidate holding three back-to-back drive-in rallies near pittsburgh. >> we're going to win pennsylvania and we're going to show the world what america stands for. >> reporter: trump won pennsylvania by less than a point four years ago. in rural bedford county, his supporters like stacey schreiber as passionate as ever. >> i'm definitely a trump supporter, and i'll be voting for him again like i did in 2016. >> reporter: biden is hoping to make in-roads with suburban and urban voters. >> i'll be happy when it's over with. i'm really tired of all of the bs. i can't stand trump. >> reporter: pennsylvania part of that blue wall trump smashed through in 2016 that biden is now trying to rebuild. another one of those states, michigan. biden campaigning there saturday with his heavie