there he becomes friends with beautiful nicole mitchell. 16, she is 14 and destined to be discovered. 11 years later she marries comedian, eddie murphy. and stratos also gets a claim to fame. he tracks down his father who is now is married to nancy wilson, the legendary jazz singer. she is a huge boost to stratos' credibility. hack: his stepmother was famous. i mean nancy wilson is no slouch, you know, with her 60 albums and grammy awards and all this other business. narrator: but then stratos tells hack his big lie -- he says he made a fortune as an early investor in aol and now has millions invested in the middle east in oil. he said he had an endless amount of funds. he said he would never be able to spend the amount of money that he had. narrator: his social security records tell a different story. the last time he ever reports any income is 1993... $30,000. but hack is not interested in stratos' money. what is most important to him is that stratos shares a dream of his. i was impressed by the fact that this was a guy that didn't like v

and it was like, "nicole, you're home." she's like, "you don't understand." >> o'donnell: two weeks later, nicole had to report to her new assignment in colorado. when nicole got to fort did her command know that she had been a victim of sexual assault? >> no. that was-- that was not communicated to them. unicatonnell: and it was supposed to have been communicated. >> yes. >> again, just another complete failure of the army. >> o'donnell: a month after nicole arrived at her new base, she got a call from camp casey. she had gotten that call like you may have to go back to korea and testify. >> i don't think she-- she could do it. i don't think she wanted to do it. ( ♪ taps ) >> o'donnell: the next morning, nicole was found dead in her barracks room. she died by suicide. >> we have a report from the military, and the very last paragraph says that they didn't think she was mentally sound at the time of her death due to multiple sexual assaults and systemic harassment over a substantial period of time. >> o'donnell: according t

nicole: sure. the readjuster movement, i talk about it like it was virginia's reconstruction, it was the moment where a biracial coalition of black and white voters and politicians were able to gain control of the state legislature and ultimately the state patronage to expect the changes of allowing black people to sit on helping schools, they end the whipping post. and it's a movement that is threatening to destroy the south because of this coalition of black and white former the vatives who threaten south and it's often told the story of william mahone who was a former confederate general who is able to mobilize the coalitions of black and white voters and, you -- a coalition that is built initially at the legislative level of state elected officials that voted -- basically the united over argument about readjustment. when i initially started to study this, it is such an arcane set of politics, how is this possible to build a coalition around these things? ispart because the state decimated after

nicole. >> muchas gracias, maría paula. 1992. no hay un recuento automático, pero un candidato puede solicitar uno si está dentro del .5%. y se espera que los datos de nevada se pueden dar a conocer hoy. mientras, desde la campaña de donald trump se ha pedido que se detenga el conteo de votos en nevada. estas protestas se han extendido por varias ciudades de punta a punta del país, en algunos casos el rechazo del presidente tras conocerse los primeros resultados, en otros de partidarios de joe biden pidiendo un conteo preciso. maría vargas tiene detalles desde la ciudad de nueva york. >> así es, en la ciudad de nueva york 50 y siete personas premeditadas, de acuerdo a la policía. el enfrentamiento ocurrió luego que manifestantes lanzaron huevos. la policía dice que algunos incendiaron contenedores de basura y algunos llevaban armas. en algunos lugares manifestantes romperán vidrios de tienda, se confrontaron con la policía y guardia nacional. mientras que en oakland diversas organizaciones manifestaron frente al ayuntamient

>> yeah, good question, nicolle.alth would have imagined a year ago that even with donald trump at the helm that this level of incompetency and toxic messages that we've seen with donald trump over these last eight or nine months would have actually been possible under any president's leadership. but here you have it. a president who is firmly opposed to science and evidence and developing policies to deal with this very deadly disease who continues to this very day and there is no sign of him stopping, even after he leaves, i'm assuming he'll leave, when he leaves the white house. this toxic messages is going to be appearing throughout the rest of this next year or two because donald trump will not give up in promotion of horrible, erroneous, anti-factual, anti-science messages. this is poisoned the atmosphere to the point there is a big job here for the new president and vice president and their administration to turn around narratives that the president has deliberately created that are completely erroneous and ve

steve. >> hi, nicolle. i'm just literally hitting -- if you can just bear with me. >> this is what everybody loves the most, you, the calculator. >> we just got new vote in maricopa county. okay. i need to figure out -- >> you want us to give you a minute? >> i'm literally six seconds away. 69,821. >> we'll be quiet. >> the number is 54.9%. okay. that is a significant number, and let me explain why. we just got a big update here from maricopa county, the biggest county in arizona, the biggest source of outstanding vote. they reported about 70,000 new votes, okay? donald trump did get more votes here in this new update that just came in. donald trump got 38,388 votes. joe biden got 31,433. so the good news for donald trump is with that addition to the vote, he gains on joe biden statewide. but we keep saying this every time we get one of these updates. we know that trump is going to close ground with biden. is he going to close enough ground to overtake him statewide? to do that, he's got to be getting about

. >>> quÉ tal muy buenas tardes le saluda nicole suÁrez felicidad aveleyra estÁ en una signos especialelemundo, joe biden se acerca cada vez mÁs a la casa blanca a medida que pasan las horas y siguen los recuen tos de votos en estados clave el candidato demÓcrata va estrecho ando su ventaja sobre donald trump y todo amo punta que se convertirÁ en el prÓximo presidente de los estados unidos. porque asa estÁn las cosas en este momento. joe biden tiene 253 votos electorales, donald trump 214 votos electorales, y estamos a la espera de tener los resultados finales de pennsylvania con 20 puntos electorales donde joe biden tiene uno ventaja de 13.000 votos ahora georgia 16 votos electorales y joe biden tambiÉn una ventaja de 150 votos, nevada donde joe biden por ahora tiene una ventaja de unos 20 mil votos. >>> tambiÉn estamos a la espera de arizona donde joe biden tambiÉn tiene una ventaja, de 39 mil votos y carolina del norte aquÍ el presidente donald trump estÁ por atlante con 76 mil votos mÁs o menos aquÍ tenemos el balance del poder en el senado los demÓcratas cuentan con 48 representan

nicolle said joe biden won the election. nicolle is not fit to be our nominee. that's what you're going to see. >> nicolle would lose every primary in a republican party. i would like to associate myself with everything you just said, i think it's a conversation we'll be having for a long, long time. i want to add to the conversation, though, an adviser to president-elect joe biden's transition team, you have been, if i could just be blunt, on fire on twitter and in your public comments, i've been riveted by everything you've had to say. and really, i just want your thoughts on the announcement made today by president-elect biden on what jeff bennett from nbc news is now reporting just this hour, to be the transition, as representing joe biden's team in contact with every cabinet member, but as david plouffe just said, there's a president that hasn't conceded with millions of followers who believe his lies. >> well, nicolle, i think a lot of us are feeling it's a day of hope. we finally have been relieved from these last four years and donald trump is receding i

but nicole recommends some on the side.recommends serving it with a sweet surprise. >> turkey sliders, these are delicious. they're made with a little bit of cream cheese and sweet potato. fan favorites of all four of my kiddos. delicious. >> customize with whatever leftovers you have on hand. sweet potatoes can be swapped out for butternut squash. finally for a sweeter treat and a reason to break out the booze. >> one of our turkey talk line experts, karen, this is her family recipe. it's candied bourbon sweet potatoes. they're delicious. >> this is great for leftover sweet potatoes. you'll need a lemon, nutmeg, and in less than an hour, your sweet potatoes will be feeling good as new. that's three easy ways to give your leftovers a lift this year. but remember, there's one golden rule when it comes to leftovers after turkey day. >> in the refrigerator, leftover turkey should be consumed within three days. if you don't consume it in three days, pop it in the freezer for longer storage. up to three months turkey can be stor

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traitor nicole betrayer and then protesters broke into parliament as well and essential is that the city is in chaos at this point i mean it's that the police seem to have let it go and. everyone is incensed and what are people saying to you what is it that they are concerned about. i mean there is a great sense of betrayal here by people because the government told them for 44 days now that they were winning the war and that all the setbacks were temporary or tactical and that you know they still controlled shushi in this last battle for the last several days here and you know that they were to that they were inflicting massive loss of the other by johnny for them they held the upper hand and i mean that this is the sense that i get from a lot of people here is you know they don't believe that the battle was actually law and that they think that nicole told them up because that nicole posen you know i'm the prime minister or they think that you know if you knew that we were losing if you knew that the situation was bad why did you keep going why did you sacrifice so many of our you

. >> nicole and team butter ball recommend an open pan two inches or so on the sides with a flat rackplace your turkey on. >> our coil of foil is simply ripping off some aluminum foil, scrunching it up like a snake and forming sort of an oval shape. that could substitute as a rack. i feel like most folks have foil in your kitchen. the only recommendation is using three to four large raw uncooked carrots and simply putting those in the bottom of your pan. again, will help substitute for the rack. >> butterball prebastes their turkeys. there is one thing you should do before baking your bird. >> if you have cooking spray or vegetable oil, you're going to simply brush the breast area. that just helps prevent the skin from drying out a bit. >> both nicole and i have 12 pound birds which translates to 3 to 3 1/2 hours in the oven. >> the meat thermometer is going to register 170 in the breast for best eating quality. >> after your turkey has been in the oven for three quarters of cooking time. >> you may notice your breast starting to brown faster. take a sheet of aluminum foil and tent or

nicolle? >> rehema, is there much talk about how intense the counting of all the ballots were, almost to 100% of all those ballots counted and the extreme importance of pennsylvania this week? >> reporter: oh, absolutely. and that's not lost on those who are trump supporters. in terms of the counting of the ballots, one of the things that they kept saying over these last few days was stop the count, and those on the biden side were saying, continue the count. they thought that that would be democracy in action because those on the trump side were saying that they thought that there was some fraud, something that was wrong that was happening here. city officials said there is no evidence. show us the proof. we would gladly go into court and litigate this. but you just can't make claims without backing them up. and so people were very, very happy that this count continued. it continued to the point that it was the tipping point. again, this keystone state became the key in determining the outcom

take it away, nicole? anybody see nicole? there you are. >> nicole was having trouble hearing. do you need to speak from the phone? do we need to recognize your phone nicole and unmute the phone call? >> i'm seeing chat messages from nicole. she's on the phone. [indiscernible] we'll get this solved in just a minute. james, were you able to get her on the phone? >> she said i will come back. that's the message from nicole. which we will do. this will be very timely. our next information item or next presentation will be from the muni core services by sandra padilla m.t.a. and on essential part and paratransit by erin mcauliff and jonathan cheng from the m.t.a. we will now hear from them. hopefully they will be able to get on the platform. >> good afternoon, this is erin. >> are you just on the phone or do have a video access? >> i have video access. >> i wanted to remind the councilmembers that for each presentation, you are limited to two questions. thanks. i see sandra. i can't hear sandra. this is tiffany, nicole was wondering if she can have her phone number unmuted so they

and nicole, you've seen it up close as well.o, joe biden's going to -- he knows how to work with the republicans. he's going to figure out how to get that done. what i'm concerned about is what we saw today, what we're going to see over the next few months, and most disturbingly is what you were talking about. friends of yours and mine that i would see inside of the bush white house, i won't even say their names because they're not worthy of having their names repeated. i don't want to give them, you know, the -- even the joy of thinking that they're getting to us. but so many friends that i worked with, guys that i was locked inside of a room with when we were launching a coup against newt gingrich because, get this, he wasn't conservative enough. these are the same people now who are turning a blind eye to donald trump not recognizing the incoming president of the united states, trying to overturn 80 million votes, turning a blind eye to the last two weeks of the campaign when donald trump was pressuring his attorney general t

>> well, first of all, hi, nicolle. happy election day. and i think you know dish think i will say, not to be overly self-promotional about the podcast, hell and high water, but there's been an outpouring of love for you over this podcast. it's only been out for a few hours. but thousands of people saying how much they love hearing you talk not when you're on television, just in a more casual environment. and also amazement that you curse more than i do. which i don't think anybody thought was possible. but the f bombs were flying throughout this podcast. >> what a way to start. >> swearing like a sailor. >> did they really need me? >> dial it in. that's what i'd say. just dial it in. you know, i've been all over the place, nicolle the last 72, now headed into more like 84 hours or so. we spent the weekend in texas, iowa, minnesota, montana, ohio, georgia and now as you said i'm down in florida, in pinellas county, which is like the swingiest swing county in the state, and i'm going to hang out here and watch some pinellas data geeks in th

is nicole speaking. there is a page on shared spaces website, specifically devoted to making your shared space accessible. and on that page, it's directly linked to how to file a complaint. we can do right away, if we can get that -- we can put that direct link on the website. that's no problem. >> which website are we talking about just so the public understands? >> nicole: we'll put it on the home page of the m.o.d. website for now. and then if we need to duplicate it again, we can do that. >> okay. is it possible to put it on the m.d.c. website? >> nicole: there is no problem doing that. >> co-chair madrid: thank you. i just want to, again, thank you all for coming to the meeting and talking to us regarding this important issue and, robin, i would ask you to please keep us in mind going forward and we'd like to get an update in the near future. i hope you're willing to come in again in a couple months time. >> absolutely, co-chair madrid. i'll collaborate with director bohn to make sure we schedule a

nicole mace of south carolina. thank you both for joining me. congratulations to you both. why do you think republican women performed better this year than in the past? >> we had more women running this year and it was an exciting time. we saw in 2018 a record number of democrat women run and win. if women want to have a seat at the table, then we have got to raise our hand and say we are going to step into the arena, risk it all, and we are going to run. and we have to have more women run to win and we can't just do this year in 2029. this is something we have to do especially in the house every two years when they have our election cycles. we made a huge difference this year. and if we want a seat at the

being counted but republican nicole malliotakis is declaring victory in the house race for staten island which she would join a growing list of republican women winning a seat in congress to break an all-time high set back in 2006. obviously huge compliment but let's be honest not one were hearing a lot about unlike 2018 when the media went crazy over the wave of democratic women who were elected, nicole joined me now, first of all congratulations, you stuck with it. every member interview near a few week years ago in a huge waf establishment and liberal new york city and you pulled it off, just talk to us about that for a moment. >> there has certainly been obstacles and odds that were be in my election but i think the same is said for many of the women that you're acknowledging today and were seen 13 republican women so far that will be joining in washington, i think that's really fantastic and that was america's answer to

>>> quÉ tal nicole muy buenos dÍas.o desperdiciar ningÚn voto electoral y es fundamental por eso se enfocÓ en estos estados claves que podrÍan darle los votos de diferencia y quienes no han votado salgan hacerlo >>> francisco quÉ tiene pensado el presidente hacer hoy en este dÍa de elecciones? >>> Él estarÁ visitando virginia en su Última parada y luego llegarÁ a la casa blanca donde pasarÁ las Últimas horas de la elecciÓn y sabemos que se prepara una ceremonia en la casa banca donde podrÍan asistir cientos de personas nicole >>> gracias francisco el candidato demÓcrata joe biden puso punto final y terminando su campaÑa y dijo que terminarÍa con todo la ira la rabia y la irresponsabilidad, rogelio mora tagle tiene el cierre demÓcrata, rogelio buenos dÍas cuÁl es la agenda del candidato demÓcrata? >>> hola nicole muy buenos dÍas nuevamente en la agenda de joe biden estÁ nuevamente pennsylvania concentra sus Últimos esfuerzos en este estado vecino justo a delaware su estado natal y va a ir justamente a la ciudad donde, do

>> well, nicolle, it is grim. of your correction correctly mirrors the situation we're in. about 40% of americans say they plan to go have a feast on thanksgiving with ten or more other people. and it is just astounding that the highest rates of per capita of covid are in counties that voted solidly for donald trump. it is overwhelming a sense that a very significant percentage of our population is kind of in a mass state of denial. it doesn't really want to accept the news about this terrible epidemic, indeed, one young nurse was posting today on twitter that her patients actually curse at her and yell at her. there is no such disease. this is all a hoax. she's working in south dakota. i think we're in a really dire situation here with a president that is exiting and continues to downplay the significance of the epidemic claiming credit for today's vaccine announcements. and the public at large is just not getting it. >> you know, you've written about the coming plague, you've studied other countries reaction thi

>> it's clear he's out of arguments, nicolle.ght you were winning, the last thing you would do is stop making these frivolous claims, stopping the counts in places you thought would hurt you, challenging other places. you would just let the vote be counted. the biggest argument is the president's own conduct. it reveals he doesn't believe he's the winner in this election. >> what is the end game? i mean, it's clear there's no one around the president willing to say to him in private what chris christie and rick santorum and others are willing to say with some distance from him. i guess for chris christie lets him speak truth to his friend donald trump. i guess my question is what damage can donald trump do with the levers of the u.s. government. he's shown himself willing to use the white house counsel's office as his own defense attorney, the justice department as his arm of his political efforts. what damage can donald trump do with something you said is meritless? still he's the president. >> if we're talking about challenging

this is madness, nicolle. of state raffensperger, but it is crazy that we have to get down the pecking order to find somebody who did the right thing. >> why are spine to be found in republican elected official in the senate or house? i think only liz cheney is the only member of republican leadership to have acknowledged the result. and let me tell you something, if the shoe were on the other foot, if donald trump had won by, what, 6, 7, 8 million votes and the popular vote, a decisive 300-plus electoral vote win and joe biden had refused to concede. you know exactly what republicans would be doing. they'd be trying to criminalize speech as slander. >> yeah. >> i cannot overstate the asymmetry of how each party fights. and this is a fight that needs to be fought. on the democrats' part because letting this lie stand from donald trump and from the republicans in congress means that joe biden will inherit a country with millions of people who do not think he's a legitimate president. >> yeah. look, the asymmetr

hi, are. >> hi, nicolle. about, but i'm curious what you think about donald trump after all the threats and the bluster doing literally nothing since saturday. >> you mean except golfing and sending rudy out to the poor landscaping company? >> yeah. >> well, i think it's very on brand, right? and i started my time here today asking if there's anyone around them with the good of the country in mind. because it seems that we've talked about the rubber meeting the road. this is really where rubber/road, right? and i am just dismayed at the shabbiness of the character of the people surrounding donald trump. it says so much. and we've wondered. we posited. you've had lots of his legal advisers on your show over the course of the presidency. it says something so disturb

les saluda nicole.oria. el presidente donald trump cuenta con 213 votos, mientras que joe biden cuenta con 224 de los 270 que tienen que alcanzar para declararse ganadores. y nos vamos a enlazar con francisco fajardo que se encuentra en washington la capital del paÍs. cuÉntanos cuÁl es la informaciÓn mÁs reciente en la capital del paÍs. te escuchamos. >>> quÉ tal, paulina, buenos dÍas. ya se sabÍa que podia pasar esta situaciÓn que amaneciÉramos sin un ganador, el presidente en esta conferencia de prensa se declarÓ falsamente ganador, ¿por quÉ? porque a las 3 en la maÑana todavÍa se contaban millones de votos en nueve estados. en pensilvania dijo que tenÍa una gran ventaja, y ahÍ a las 3 de la maÑana comenzaba el conteo de unos 2.5 millones de votos, tambiÉn lanzÓ un dardo mÁs, escuchemos. (hablan en inglÉs). >>> adelantamos miles de votos y de repente todo parÓ, este es un f f fraude contra el pueblo estadounidense, es una vergÜenza para el paÍs, estÁbamos listos para ganar estas elecciones, francament

that's the thing, nicolle.en has a high bar when he's inaugurated in january to bring the country together when it's not just republicans who are standing in line with president trump, but it's 70 million americans who think that donald trump deserves to be president still and want to live in this alternate reality. >> robert costa, i'm going to ask you to make a prediction. if donald trump calls on every republican to boycott joe biden's inauguration, do you think they'll listen? >> many of them will. they continue to stand down even though they know better behind the scenes. i was speaking to john bolton, the former national security adviser an hour ago, and he said president trump in his words is living in fantasy land, but many republicans still fear him, believe he will want to run for president again in 2024. he'll have a say over primary fights in 2022. so as much as many republicans want to be rid of president trump, they also believe he still dominates the party. and so if he makes that command, nicoll

>> good afternoon, nicolle. that is watching this, and i'm going to cut straight to the chase, we're really struggling with on the health care system side is enough adequately trained icu nurses, respiratory therapists and doctors to care for patients. it is no longer an issue with ventilators or beds but will you get sick will you have adequately trained people to care for you. and that is why we're playing with fire as a country. that is why those people that are going home, 50 million americans traveling, if you have the opportunity to revisit your plans, if haven't traveled already, it is not worth the risk. fundamentally it is not worth the risk to get on a flight, a plane, train or automobile, right now, it is just not worth it because right now, and i'll say this from my own personal experience and others, that declined if your asemi-symptomatic and you don't know that you have it, these declines are unexpected, they happen quickly and they often have mortal consequences so none of russ spared. it is the

nicole, thank you so much. bay area native and nasa astronaut nicole mann. thank you. best of luck. >>> let's check in with anthony flores right now. we've got not such good news from the farm today. is that correct, anthony? >> that's right. terry, no matter which sports you play you've got to practice, right? well, it was a rough day on the farm. while stanford struggled against colorado. you guessed it. it has to do with practice. stick around. sports is next. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. football is back on the farm. stanford playing its home opener this afternoon against colorado. no fans in the

. >> nicole, obviously they're in a pair of teslas. little different than your ride out experience.an you compare, contrast for us? >> we rode out in something called at a the astro van whichs really cool. there's something about this ride. the word surreal comes to mind a lot. you're thinking like, i'm in a vehicle that's striving to a launch pad to take me to space. it's difficult to believe that can be happening. >> i wonder how did it feel any different the first time versus the second time? victor is the first timer here and others second or third. there goes the hilo, that's leading the way. that's our cue that the convoy will be passing by us shortly. >> i think just like launch on your second time, you think oops, been there and done that. the adrenaline, the feeling is equally as excited on the second time too. >> i know you all watching the convoy. we're turning around in our chairs because it looks like, is that the first car? >> that's probably the lead vehicle there. >> i think we see the lead car going by. we're all turned around in our seats to watch them in person. >

trust me on this one, nicolle.this in my heart about the good people of this country. that when a president is announced, all right, whether it is official, this country will come together behind that president in a way, as we've seen in the past. will there be those screaming in the corner trying to put their head through the wall? yes. let them. but the reality of it is the rest of us are ready to move on. the rest of us are ready to make the difference right now because 100,000 of our citizens were diagnosed with covid yesterday. we're at 235,000 of our citizens lying in the ground or in a morgue at the moment. and this president still has not said anything about that. so the reality for us is we need to begin to heal ourselves and more into a better space. so i'm trusting the american people right now that, okay, enjoy all of this crazy and excitement but we're ready to move on. >> yeah, look, juanita, i think michael steele has got his finger on it on the right side of this. from steve to bob's reporting, i me

>> i'll stick around a bit, nicolle.s long as the people in my ear tell me that is okay. >> so mike is going to stay with us. i want to bring into the conversation the host of msnbc politics nation and president of the national action net york, the rev al sharpton. also joining us political analyst claire mccaskill and jason johnson is back, journalist and professor at morgan state university, jason, i'm thinking of as mike memoli is talking about joe biden's dna. which is simply that he's always cognizant of the fact that even when you come out on top, millions and millions of people voted for curtain number two. you and i have already, wednesday i think, the days have all blurred into one, had this conversation about how joe biden should position himself to achieve his own stated goal. which is not to governor the red or the blue states to be the president for all americans whether they voted for him or not. what do you think as joe biden is being deferential to the traditions and the practices. let me just assert this

the talks had been taking place between nicole passion the on the prime minister in the discussion with his opposite man in the de facto armenian control karabakh i write her to nguyen who is the leader of the ethnic armenians in the go in the corner karabakh and he also said that they had been in these discussions that he and his deputies of the core of ak is simply had agreed that this was for them the only way forward a very painful way forward but it was the decision was taken to to to basically unable some form of response for the armenian armed forces and civilians because they were facing total annihilation by the as ery forces who outnumbered them. and numerically and also technically technologically with their sophisticated drone weaponry for example turkish and israeli that. took an enormous toll on military personnel armenian military personnel we know that more than 1300 are merely armenian soldiers lost their lives in the past 6 weeks most of them young conscripts not much older than 19 or 20 years of age we never found out until now and still we don't know how many and var

hi, governor, it's nicolle wallace. ask you, you're governor of a swing state, which means there are trump voters who live next door to biden voters. whose kids go to school on the same school bus. and there is some ability to put aside the rank of our politics. what donald trump did tonight makes those efforts all the more difficult. basically, accusing the media and pollsters and democrats of a conspiracy against him. what is the remedy for that belief system? how do you do it, in michigan, in a swing state? >> well, you know, i do think that we are going to have to do a lot of healing. and we are going to have to seek to understand. it is something that real leaders put a lot of energy and time into, is to understanding what are the anxieties that are fueling some of this? there -- there's certainly some of it that we'll never be able to mend. but i think, by and large, there are a lot of good people in this country who are on opposite sides of this presidential election, but are willing and able and eager to find so

nicole? i'm just wondering because a lot of the mothers that i spoke to at the beginning of the year were saying, we can't do this for a few months. we have no idea what's going to happen in the fall. how much longer we're going to have to, to take on that burden. so i'm just curious how, how you've been managing it since school started again, because obviously those numbers in september, that's when school started again, that's when a lot of kids went back to school virtually and at home. it's not, i don't think it's a coincidence that we saw that huge drop off happen in september. absolutely, i think you're absolutely right. and for me, i have to say for 3 weeks my kids were great. by the way, they didn't, you know, i blame the parents. and the funny thing is, we are the last thing i think when you all think that those jokes full, well you have mom with a while. so against think the although in another the baby on her lap top on a singing meeting and then trying to do homework at the same t

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and here is the facts here, nicolle. we're seeing here is -- and my institute here at health metrics and evaluation is for new projections that is expecting 478,000 americans will lose their life by march 1st if everything that dr. fauci just recommended isn't adopted nationwide. so none of this in this country or this city or this state we're doing the right things but across large swaths of the country we're not doing it or there is resistance, it just isn't going to work any more. the models if anything has underestimated disease burden. that is why you see this up trend in what we're now estimating is going to be the death toll here. the next two months are critical. >> let me show you what he said about the vaccine and talk about it on the other side. >> an independent body of people who have no allegiance to anyone, not to the administration, not to me, not to the companies, that looks at the data and deemed it to be sound. now that data will be examined carefully by the fda who, together with a advisory committee,

brian williams, joy reid, nicolle wallace and steve kornacki. our coverage is about to heat up because we're awaiting a major vote drop out of the great state of arizona. we think that is expected imminently. steve kornacki has just started moving his body more quickly. the arizona results, many of them from maricopa county, could be determinative for that state and that state could be determinative for the presidency. the other developing story we're following involves an ongoing influx of votes from georgia. when we came on the air, the trump campaign had filed multiple lawsuits in michigan and pennsylvania. the trump campaign trying to shut down the vote count in those states. biden's senior adviser ron klain pointing out to us at the top of our coverage that if the trump campaign succeeded in shutting down the vote count in michigan, that would be in his words dumb since in michigan, biden is currently ahead of trump, and so stopping the vote would have the effect of ensuring that president trump loses there. we can now add georgia to the li

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nicole mace.e at least 28 in the next congress. why do you think republican women performed better this year than in the past? >> we had more women running this year and it was an exciting time. we saw in 2018 a record number of democrat women run and win. if women want to have a seat at the table, then we have got to raise our hand and say we are going to step into the arena, risk it all, and we are going to run. and we have to have more women run to win and we can't just do this year in 2029. this is something we have to do especially in the house in every two years when they have our election cycles. we made a huge difference this year. and if we want a seat at the table women have to run and they have to win. the great story about this year and, dana, i'm appreciative of you having nicole and us on today. republican women have been doing it all year long in these elections all across the country. and, in fact, 26 of the 27 tossup races here this year were won by women, minorities, combat vets,

. >> nicole, obviously they're in a pair of teslas. little different than your ride out experience.an you compare, contrast for us? >> we rode out in something called at a the astro van whichs really cool. there's something about this ride. the word surreal comes to mind a lot. you're thinking like, i'm in a vehicle that's striving to a launch pad to take me to space. it's difficult to believe that can be happening. >> i wonder how did it feel any different the first time versus the second time? victor is the first timer here and others second or third. there goes the hilo, that's leading the way. that's our cue that the convoy will be passing by us shortly. >> i think just like launch on your second time, you think oops, been there and done that. the adrenaline, the feeling is equally as excited on the second time too. >> i know you all watching the convoy. we're turning around in our chairs because it looks like, is that the first car? >> that's probably the lead vehicle there. >> i think we see the lead car going by. we're all turned around in our seats to watch them in person. >

6 weeks of relentless fighting it was 1st announced in a facebook post by armenian prime minister nicol pushing in within minutes confirmation came from a server john and moscow he would. meet on november 9th the president of azerbaijan the prime minister of armenia and the president of the russian federation signed a statement which declares a complete cease fire and of military action in the nagorno-karabakh war zone starting from midnight on november 10th moscow time armenia's prime minister described the deal as unbelievably painful. the backlash was immediate moments after the announcement furious demonstrators stormed into parliament in europe want to protest the move the conflict they argue is about much more than land. but armenia had undergone a number of defeats very forces overran nagorno-karabakh 2nd city shoe shop and they were on their way to the capital when the deal was signed some analysts say armenia didn't have much choice the prospect of conflict and its cost could be so much worse for the armenians given the current rate of momentum so he's in a difficult position t

darryl. >> that's right, nicole.h us live from houston, texas. gentlemen thank you so much for joining us on yet another historic day here at the kennedy space center. >> hey, darryl, how are you? >> how are you, darryl. >> good to is he you guys, good to see you. >> you know this moment, you remember it, i am sure well. when we came to this moment in time, where the capsule the door was closed. tell us what you guys were thinking in this moment as we see astronauts the four crew-1 astronauts getting ready to fly. >> well, just thinking about the mission ahead. what you need to do to get through the next hour or two, the timeline. i mean, you know, you don't have a lot of time to think about a lot else. you have kind of wrapped everything up before you have walked down and walked out. got to the pad, so we are just going through the checked with the teams following along and doing the things that we need to do. >> you just saw that video that was put together about the whole mission that you guys did. is there anythi

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