obama/biden wrote regulations to prevent their extraction.love to turn the iron range there which is now prosperous into a cop el and nickel range. -- copper and mix el range. these are the types of policies that are going to matter. maine, one of the poorest states in in the union, they're hard scrabble people, they work hard. after the trump tax cuts, within two years the average median household income, real, went up 25%. if joe biden takes away the trump tax cuts, what's going to happen to the people in maine? is so i think it's, this election should be about the economy. if it is, it should be about policy. donald trump clearly trumps joe biden on this. gerry: let's talk brief lu, if we could, because we're running out of time, about china. you've spent a lot of your time dealing with trade policy the last four years, china if particular, taking a much more aggressive approach than previous administrations have. at the end of the four years, peter, china is emerging quite strongly. china's recovering more strongly from the coronavirus th

now, having been the chair of the biden— obama transition from ican of the biden— obama transition from pay his staff. would be hopeful to have access to all the agencies of the federal government sharing nonpublic information so that he can get up to speed and hit the ground running on hit the ground running because mike would be helpful to see the of daily briefing, the security briefing, the you but you. but in our country, we have one president at a time. even with all that information from he wouldn't be acting as president now it's heartening to see world leaders who recognise his election and we are beginning to see members of congress and those who are speaking publicly. there are many more who are whispering quietly there congratulations, so i think it's just a matter of time before we trigger that important document that will provide for the peaceful and smooth transition. but vice president—elect biden is not missing, he is moving forward elaborately. we just saw there some pictures of ron kleen, joe biden's pictures of ron kleen, joe biden's picture chief of staff. just hous

obama's not on the ballot. no matter how much they get him out they were and how happy people are to see him, they will be pulling that lever for joe bidenesident obama. >> your point, remember he was part of the obama/biden ticket and secondly you are looking at turn out to pick up on something sean was referencing. so i think the trump people are really pointing and energizing their base to try to get the base out tomorrow in big numbers across the country. but when you see obama come i think he is energizing not for a black and latino vote, but he's after people who are moderates, sometimes suburban housewives who may have voted for trump last time but are looking again to restore the sense of normalcy or however you want to put it. just to send stability back to the white house and see obama as a version of a president. so i think he's out there sending a message in the local media markets that's pretty effective. again, it is not that people are pulling the lever for him but it reminds them of what existed before trump. >> martha: juan using ever popular for a suburban housewives which is popular with suburban house wives, let me te

might have to explain how the thing great people's liberation front were defacto funded by the obama biden government, when the p.l.f. were in power in addis ababa, arguably the grain of truth in that line of reasoning. because some of the people now president elect biden, who were very much working with the leaders, specifically the late prime minister and the p.l.f. strongmen. now we are worried about the continuation of this property. p.l.f. policy by biden's president elect biden for a foreign policy. why on earth, as you allege, susan rice, support and government in ethiopia are accused by so many n.g.o.s of war crimes. and why would anyone be interested in catalyzing? tens of thousands reported refugees fleeing right now to sedan from this conflict. continuation of a cynical attitude and practice because on one hand, you know, democracy and liberty, on the other hand, they support dictatorship like for 27 years plus personal relationships with people developed by the likes of arise and others within the previous obama administration. but the so limited to obama, administration offici

i never experienced that in the obama/biden administration, and i don't believe we'll see it in biden'sation ever. finish. lou: jason chaffetz, always great to see you. thanks so much, great american. >>> up next, trump supporters assaulted on the streets of d.c. this weekend by left-wing activists. larry elder joins me. stay with us, we'll be right back with much more. she's so beautiful. janie, come here. check this out. let me see. she looks... kind of like me. yeah. that's because it's your grandma when she was your age. oh wow. that's...that's amazing. oh and she was on the debate team. yeah, that's probably why you're the debate queen. - mmhmm. - i'll take that. look at that smile. i have the same dimples as her. yeah. the same placements and everything. unbelievable. the same placements and everything. adapting. innovating. lsetting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- to work from anywhere. and manage from everywhere. advanced technology. with serious security. and reliable coverage, nationwide. f

like that by the way, where we say that, that, that happens in the purchase of bullets under the obama biden ministration. that's even men up there in the front of the distractions. the 5 1.6000000 bullets and they see a 80 k. corporation. and now there are 175000 federal agents running around the country. the smithsonian institution for magic's i recall has a lot things and all one bullets and all that stuff. i mean, it's going to continue because they have the power now and again, most people are not paying attention to what's going on in our country, which is you move into a total militarized state and any point on selling people making plans now close the door and wipe you out and i slime encouraging it. you're going to please do it properly. nonviolent protest organizer, well that mark is again dead and people like that. and we can see some changes going to get involved locally by the. 'd 'd way, 10th amendment, people don't know the bill of rights. this doesn't matter. says hey, you know why the constitution, man, if you look there was no arms. they were going to put up a law that some

biden. [applause] ♪ [playing of stevie wonder's "sir duke"] ♪ obama: joe biden.ou are ready to go. ♪ mr. biden: mr. president, thank you, thank you, thank you. it kind of reminds you of how good it can be listening to him, doesn't it? as my mother would say about barack obama, i love him. he is a good man. folks, it is good to be back with friends. governor whitmer, debbie stabenow, my buddy, gary peters, who you are going to send back to the united states senate, because i am going to need him. you can always count on him to be a senator for you and your family. my good friend, congressman dan kildee, who we need to send back out. dan's a good man. and, of course, i wish we could figure out how to send back a guy who we used to have an expression up in scranton. we would say when somebody wasn't somebody else's equal. we would say, he was not a patch on his jeans. i tell you what, mr. president, you are still driving him crazy because he is not a patch on your jeans. barack obama, it is great to be with the president again. he reminds me of what we can be when y

obama administration. coming up, more on president-elect biden's cabinet selection, with jim messina, who ran the obama biden presidential campaign. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ kevin: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. taylor: let's get to mark crumpton for the bloomberg first word news update. mark: pennsylvania's top election officials have certified that democrats joe biden victory in the key battleground state. another significant blow to president trump's efforts to overturn the election results. the certification is the official declaration that mr. biden won pennsylvania and its electoral college votes. electors will cast their votes for mr. biden when they meet on december 14 unless the court intervenes. some senate democrats are calling on youtube to take down videos with what they call false and misleading information about the election. in the letter, the senator say because president trump refuses to commit to a peaceful transition of power, "this information and manipulated media content on your platform may fuel civil unrest." -- yo

obama era foreign policies. jim hansen joins us. joe biden has a long policy record as vice president but critics said he made bad calls. what foreign-policy leader do you expect him to be? >> joe biden has an unblemished record in foreign policy of being wrong on every substantive issue in the past 40 years. the obama secretary of defense bill gates is exactly that, that he has been wrong in the idea that he will bring in a bunch of obama biden era retreads, if you think our standing should be standing behind everybody else that's what he's looking to do. todd: let's look at the pics, tony blinkin in-state, field ambassador to the un, john kerry, presidential envoy for climate has a seat on the nsc. the national intelligence, the nsa, this appears to be the last administration, how would it be different? >> it will not be different, the crowning achievement of the obama biden administration was the iran deal. jake sullivan as an essay, blinkin, two of the main architects of that and what they did was give iran everything they wanted includin

i never experienced that in the obama/biden administration, and i don't believe we'll see it in biden'sinish. lou: jason chaffetz, always great to see you. thanks so much, great american. >>> up next, trump supporters assaulted on the streets of d.c. this weekend by left-wing activists. larry elder joins me. stay with us, we'll be right back with much more. look limu! someone out there needs help customizing their car insurance with liberty mutual, so they only pay for what they need. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) i'm a verizon engineer and today, we're turning on 5g across the country. with the coverage of 5g nationwide. and, in more and more cities, the unprecedented performance of ultra wideband. the fastest 5g in the world. it will change your phone and how businesses do everything. i'm proud, because we didn't build it the easy way, we built it right. this is the 5g america's been waiting for. only from verizon. adapting. innovating. lsetting the course. but new ways of working demand a new type of network. one that's more tha

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molly: is it tough for president-elect biden to prove that this won't be similar to the last time he was in office, when he was vice president during this last obamainistration? until he can get started? >> in some ways, president-elect biden's picking people to serve in the obama administration. that's where the people who have any experience in foreign policy are coming from. it's like tony blinken, the appointed secretary of state, or jake sullivan, who has held a lot of senior foreign policy positions. in other ways, this is a much more pragmatic group of foreign policy advisors than a lot of the top officials in the obama administration. then rose was one of obama's top foreign policy advisors, and he is positioning himself as an antiestablishment, didn't want to listen to the experience voices in the foreign policy field. you are seeing a lot of overlap in terms of the stock picks, there ar is certain pragmatism d moderation that he's associated him with which wasn't always the case with obama's advisors. >> molly: he has picked people he is familiar with, that's for sure. josh kraushaar, thank you very much. happy thanksgiving. >> thanks, m

when you look at president trump's closing argument at the debate, he talked about the obama-biden record on immigration, trying to share the burden of immigration policy with vice president biden. is vice president biden breaking through with latino voters in the way he needs to to win the election? months, latino activists, lawmakers, and organizers have been yelling at the biden campaign, saying you need to do more to reach out to latino voters. they were on track to be the second largest voting group after white voters this election. has reachedmpaign out, but in these final months, final weeks of the campaign, meanwhile you have the trump campaign that has heavily focused on latino voters for months, for years. it is not that he things he will win the latino vote, a majority of latinos are still siding with biden and democrats. but states decided by small margins, like florida, pennsylvania, president trump can pick out a few more latino voters there. that can be the deciding thing. again, one of the big things with biden in the latino community is immigration. immigration isn't the

honor, the presidential medal of freedom. >> reporter: right before they left office in 2013, obama surprised bidenith the presidential medal of freedom, highest honor given to civilian in america. obama would also be there to comfort biden when his son beau died from brain cancer. >> beau biden brought to his work a mighty heart, to his family a mighty heart. >> reporter: a grief-stricken biden decided not to run for president. but it was president trump's reaction to the unite the right rally in charlottesville, virginia. >> you also had very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: that compelled biden to change his mind, throw hat in the ring one more time. >> at that moment i knew the threat to this nation was unlike any i had ever seen in my lifetime. >> reporter: not auspicious start but propelled by black voters, surprising frontrunner and then nominee for the democrats. >> if you entrust me to the presidency, i'll draw on the best of us, not worst. >> reporter: anything but traditional shl traditional, in midst of pandemic, president had huge rallies. biden always wearing a mask, had smalle

she was at one time one of the people on the short list for joe biden's running mate. former obama pollster, cornell belcher, friend of "the beat" and david served in the clinton administration. his new book quite relevant is "traitor." good inevening to all of you. congresswoman bass, your views on foreign policy implications as well as what the u.s. government marks as the first day formally of a biden transition. >> well, first of all, when i saw the team on the stage, i just exhaled. it was like oh my goodness, we're back. we can start over again. i'm very impressed with the team that he's pulled together and now maybe we can reestablish our standing in the world. there is so much work that we need to do. so much that we need to send a clear signal whether it's the paris accord, whether the iran agreement, you can go down the list and then of course, reuniting these children with their parents. >> yeah. and that's such an important issue and one that is both about foreign policy, if you want to talk about relations with other countries and about who we are as a nation. david, y

rather fight a wolf than what's clothing that a wolf in sheep's clothing and that's what barack obama and joe biden are and that's and so this is that proves my point because this study just came up barack obama was the chief importer he deported more hispanics he built cages he gassed immigrants at our border he put children in cages he built those cages and now and people now are aware of that people are now aware of our horrible immigration problem process and our policy why because donald trump is doing it so now local law enforcement doesn't coordinate with the federal government anymore to help deport hispanics so that's why donald trump's deportation is almost is a little bit better than half of what barack obama's deportation right is it is true that trump is as reduce the amount of caging ok in 2060 we heard from wiki leaks the sabotage when he's on his campaign against hillary clinton and of course clinton lost this time there wasn't any of those kinds of dirty tricks where they're against sonders or the candidate you would have preferred tools of government. of course the intelligence co

the s&p up 84% under obama/biden. how do you make that case that somebody like joe biden would be bad for the markets which is something that president trump has said? >> a couple things. one, on the unemployment rate, it took about 27 months for the unemployment rate to go from 10% to under 8% under obama/biden and this administration i believe it took four months. so it's much faster. the recovery and earnings projections match gdp. of course, gdp in earnings and stocks may all be some sense not the same thing. however, if we look at business sentiment, small business optimism under this president has never been higher at any point in any administration with data going all the way back to 1980. those are small businesses, the backbone of the u.s. economy, and the most recent report showed a big increase in hiring over the next three to six months. that comes after census data which showed a record increase in business formations in the third quarter. 1.6 million business apps, the highest level since the end of 2007

blinken will be reunited with other seasoned members of the obama—biden administration. jake sullivanuclear agreement. and the former secretary of state, john kerry, as special envoy for climate. he brings stature and vast experience to the new role, but may not excite young climate activists who voted for biden. there's also linda thomas—greenfield as un ambassador — a long—serving career diplomat who was sidelined by the trump administration. good afternoon, everyone, welcome. . . with this team, international leaders know what they are getting — stability and familiarity. but both america and the world have changed in the last four years, and blinken has a lot of catching up to do. barbara plett usher, bbc news, washington. i'm joined by marc fisher, a senior editor at the washington post and co—author of the post's biography trump revealed. very good to talk to you. thank you for your time. what are you thinking about this news? well, the decision by the trump administration to finally go ahead and ascertain or confirm the election of joe ahead and ascertain or confirm the electio

austan had some trouble back when in 2008 obama and biden promised they wouldn't raise taxes on anyonened less than $250,000 a year and then they proceeded to hit -- >> and they didn't. >> -- hit american families with a tax increase, the obama tax penalty, $695 to $2,000 and three-quarters of those people earn less than $50,000 a year. so we have been through this with biden making the promise. biden also promises he's going to tax energy so the gasoline price will go up, your home heating prices will go up, energy prices will go up, and you don't have to make $400,000 to buy gasoline in a car. add to that he has twice said and i'm tweeting this now from@grover norquist on video, biden saying he will reinstate the obama/biden tax on poor people who refuse to buy obamacare. that's $695 to $2,000. add to that, he wants to double the capital gains tax. as he said and ois tis on the t out. on video, he can't deny he said this. he will take the capital gains tax from 20 to 40 on every single american, twice what communist china does. liz: austan? >> well, that's not true. and you can take

that you please refrain from honking your horns during president obama and vice president biden's remarksint, please join me in welcoming to the stage the 44th president of the united states of america, barack obama. ♪ mr. obama: 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 li

obama, he went out yesterday with biden and they got 14 people. they didn't have too many. they didn't have too big a crowd. and we have five of these today, five. [cheering and applause] we have some big ones, thank you. [crowd shouting we love you] thank you very much. thank you. i love you, too, and i appreciate that. [cheering and applause] i was thinking coming in, because i watch these fake polls, everyone, if we're up by 10, if we know we'll win easily he is down by one point. he is down by one point. i just watched this fake stuff saying to myself you know, we've been under a phony fake hoax investigation for three years. nothing but bad and really corrupt publicity from these people. and i say i wonder what the difference would have been had it been legit, right? had it been legit? it turned out to be just the opposite. they were the ones that committed the crimes, not us. but i wonder what it would have been? probably would have been a little easier. the good news, we'll win anyway and shatter -- we'll win anyway. i wonder what it would have been? i wonder what it

we face a totally different world then we phased in the obama/biden administration.s changed the landscape. it has become america first. we have been in america alone. we find ourselves where alliances are being frayed. speak with the president-elect is also laying out his first 100 days in office and what they would be like. >> i am going to make a commitment the first 100 days and i will send an immigration bill to the united states senate with a pathway to citizenship for over 11 million undocumented people in america. >> geraldo: i like that idea giving the pathway to citizenship of 11 million. it won't fly. i think the senate, greg, will hold it up and never allow it to be passed. i think they should compromise and go with the dreamers legalized and do that first, what do you think? >> greg: first of all, let's talk about what he said our alliances were free to enter trump here that is not true at all. he's got th the whole equation backward. alliances do not make a country strong. a strong country gets you alliances. we saw that. we saw that under trump. we saw

you know what it was like under obama/biden. we all know the extraordinary changes in the success the president has had, middle east peace, north korea dealing with russia and china. and the dynamics of so many familiar faces from the obama years. is this going to be the same kind of approach but just a replay of the same movie we have seen? >> well, it is interesting because when you speak to a lot of people, what you hear about is the main concern putting back into this government, people from complicit and perpetuating one of the greatest lies on the american people, right? because there were intelligence officials and they did not stand up and say we have seen intelligence. we know there is no collusion with russia. and we know the president is a russian spy. and many people are complicit and perpetuating and brought back into government. there has been no justice. no accountability and in a position to not only get away with it and to cover it up even further so that the truth never comes out. but my sense is that there are

obama term? >> well, i think it's interesting because joe biden ran often, you know, harkening back to the obama-bidenresidency. and he's having a lot of people fill top posts who worked in the obama administration. i think it's easy for people to say, look, that's just what he's doing, and it's a third obama term. i don't see it that way as the former vice president -- the president-elect subscribed. this is layer and layer of crises that while president obama inherited a deep recession, near depression joe biden is going to have to navigate a once in a century pandemic with a very battered economy that could likely deteriorate in very scary ways this winter while he's dealing with our retreat from the world. what he was talking about the policies of america first and what it has done to our alliances and to our adversaries. and so this is just a really different set of circumstances. the one thing i noticed in his rollout is that is similar is sort of the leadership style president obama used which is that people are -- that there's no drama and that people are going to stick together as a team. tho

biden and obama sharing the stage again a 1st for the biden campaign as they fight for victory in michigan where trump won by a razor thin margin 4 years ago a final campaign push in a battleground state obama didn't hold back. i understand this is a president who wants full credit for the car company he had heard it. and did 0 blame for the pandemic he ignored but the job doesn't work their way. through it at the t.v. doesn't fix things megan stuff up doesn't make people's lives * better you got to have acquired. biden drove home the words of his former boss. we sure did you ever diversion. signs over friction. and yes creatures over a long. tarver stared out take back our democracy we could do this were some parts better this where you're you we are at our best the united states of america. in pennsylvania large crowd gathered for president campaign blitz the state has emerged as one of the top prizes this year and trump is hoping to repeat his success there of 2016 but i do want to shut down your economy wipe out your factories and shut down your state ship your jobs to china raise your

be distributed on a task force that's done an excellent job, a stockpile that was left empty by obama/biden that he's filled up since then. he's left an fur in place where -- infrastructure in place where covid can be handled, and we believe we will do so going forward in a is second trump administration. steve: and the news this morning, i don't know if you heard an hour ago, but pfizer has said that, apparently, their vaccine is 95% effective. which joins moderna, which is terrific. so we all want -- you know, a lot of people want to get, i think the latest public opinion poll is at least 60% of people want to get that as soon as possible. but we know all across the country, kayleigh, cases are spiking. unfortunately. and this is the week before thanksgiving when families are going to be together, and there are a number of governors who are suggesting, look, you don't need to be in a big group particularly if people are outside your bubble. what do you think of these suggestions and guidelines some of the governors have given in advance of this? because it is a super contagious disease. >

i was always opposed to be the obama biden and the straight shot all the trepan. you straighten and this is because i've never recognized an extension of crimea. and as you stated, they support the ukraine and supporting your train means that the e.u. and the u.s. government once tried to just transit ukraine to stay there because it provides money to ukraine. i mean, they are trying to, if that provides something like $1200000000.00 to the ukrainian economy peja. so you're saying and we're just talking about genuine. 'd security, genuine political concerns he had, there's nothing else at play when it is a geopolitical concern. it's a concern about ukraine and that the concern is that as i stated, there has been an exception of crimea and they don't want, they never recognize it. and so therefore they want which it looks very strange, but they want the russian through to ukraine to continue. and the north stream to project is a project to really, really just close outside of ukraine. oh, and so what is then? i mean, this is a pipeline that connects russia with ger

obama had? and because a lot of people around biden are people who are around obama. ok, and i think it's very fair to call them hardliners and the neocons ratings. greatest fear, thanks for having me back on. it's nice to be with you again and friends in russia and around the world. you know, i'm a little more hopeful in the sense that there are a couple of reasons i'm more hopeful. one is we actually aren't talking nearly as much about russia. and as you say, russia gay as we had been, i think that 19 has taken over a lot of the oxygen in the room. the donald trump presidency, which as you know, is very controversy over here. whether you like him or not, it was controversy. understand how the issue has been a little less in the front and center. secondly, i don't think the biden team would see any great benefit to having a showdown with. i mean, people have lowered expectations, of course, of what this relationship can be. but it doesn't mean that they really see an opportunity for a 0 sum competition in america's favor. the places we are presently locking horns, wh

a day after joe biden and former president obama made their first joint appearance together on the amp cane -- campaign trail. they were at a rally in michigan. along with michigan and iowa, the president will be campaigning in north carolina, georgia, florida. former vice president biden holding two events today in philadelphia. in michigan today president trump said americans face a stark choice in this election when it comes to issues such as the economy. >> joe biden will shut down your economy, raise taxes and 4 trillion-dollar tax increase, the only politician i've ever seen who said we will raise your taxes. we will not frack. he said that for a year and when he cames to philadelphia, oh, yeah, it's okay. no, no. there won't be energy. they will go the green new deal. the green new deal will destroy our country. harris: joe biden stepped up attacks on president trump in the final stretch. >> it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. we are done with the chaos, the tweets, the anger, the hate, the failure, refusal to take any responsibility. harris: we have live te

does biden support breck's it know when he was vice president? did his boss, barack obama, go to the u.k. and argue against breck's it? yes, and so there will be some tough conversations between boris johnson and joe biden about this issue. but i think, you know, listen, biden is a pragmatist. he will want to maintain a good strong relationship with the u.k. . i'm guessing his message will be twofold. one, try to keep as close a relationship to the e.u. as possible and to don't do anything that could upset the good friday agreement or somehow undo the peace that has taken hold in northern ireland. bill johnson has been relatively clear. i know this new book isolationism goes right back into the usa. and, arguably, when the usa was a colony, you can imagine there might be people here in westminster think and resent the idea of telling britain what to do. well, listen times the times have changed. and i do think that going back in history, one can only believe that the special relationship we're in will endure because it really does go back to the 19th century in the u.s. .

four times faster than the obama biden recovery.nd if democrat governors would fully reopen their states we could all start getting back to normal again. the biden family business scandal broke wide open this week. over 7 million people watched tucker carlson tuesday. he had biden family business partner tony bobulinski on. >> with hunter biden and joe came through the lobby with his security and hunter introduced me as this tony individual i told you about that's helping us with the business that we're working on in the chinese. in that e-mail there's a statement where they go through the equity, jim biden referenced as, you know, 10% doesn't say biden it says jim. and then it had 10% for big guy held by h. a thousand% sit here and know big guy is referencing joe biden. it's, that's crystal clear because i met with vice president in person multiple times. jesse: doing business with chinese communist and one of the communist was actually under fbi surveillance for being a spy. the spy was later locked up for bribery in new york and