maryland avenue and pennsylvania avenue were sister allows in its horrible intent was very important.hen you look the infection was that with a is pap call you can looking ike the may down notch -- and you could look from the capitol all the way from the white house down pennsylvania avenue and that didn't quite happen. maryland avenue, the building lines weren't regular as they are on pennsylvania avenue so preserving the original cartway and the la font plan was important and garry has done this in a green way which is concerns that what you sigh see on the strip. the this commemorates the original maryland avenue. it's frankly one person in the-it-le of the state and not get think the by a car can, both in daytime and nation tibl. >>> so now beowe entering the city of the memorial. this is a depp templative lies where you'll stop and learn more about eisenhower. there are audio tours wherever whether you podcasts that will tell you in-depth what you're seeing and the idea behind it. there's an vind with the tire. you'll superintendents the common september. over here we have the re

and so i call it the miracle on pennsylvania avenue, stephen, because at both ends of pennsylvania avenue down to the us capitol, we've been bringing republicans and democrats together in spite of the fact they're fighting on everything, when it comes to food aid, it's amazing how they've come together. and let me tell you, in the united states alone, when i arrived, we were receiving about $1.9 billion from the united states. today, we're receiving about $3.5 billion this year, $3.1; billion last year. so the united states has not backed down, whether it's bush, 0bama. well...yeah... ..or trump or biden. well... we'll have support from washington, dc. i understand that you've continued to get your money at world food programme, but you cannot ignore other things that have happened within the humanitarian sphere. you've seen your erstwhile ally, donald trump, walk away, for example, from the world health 0rganization. and you at the world food programme, for the last few months, have been working hand—in—glove with the who to ensure that the world's poorest people get some sort of protect

the president did leave pennsylvania avenue to speak for 99 minutes at a rally in georgia last night.e presidential elections he lost a month ago. simultaneously last night, for every 38 seconds, 1 american died. we end our show today with 38 seconds of silence. if the nation awaits leadership on this calamity from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. ♪ get so much cash back it will be like ♪ ♪ whoa whoa whoa whoa-ah... i shop on rakuten. ♪ ♪ rakuten ♪ all the perfect gifts right from my phone. ♪ ♪ rakuten ♪ am i the smartest shopper ever known? ♪ ♪ rakuten! in a on the most reliable, pnetwork with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and because they get nationwide 5g at no extra cost, they live happily ever after. again, again. your wireless. your rules. your way to stay closer together this holiday season. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. and get $300 off when you buy the samsung galaxy note20 ultra 5g. learn more at xfinitymobile.com. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm ana cabrera in new york. we begin with breaking few be

pennsylvania avenue. he planned the presidents house. then a light west from the capital, intersected a line south from the white house he put a monument to george washington. the public space between them he intended to be a public space for the enjoyment of the american people. so his whole city was centered on the concept of representative government. the elected president of the elected representatives of the people between them who elected them, and a monument to the father of the country, george washington. the original idea which actually was an idea that went back to congress was to have an equestrian statue. general george washington. now of course that general george washington's statue is now in washington circle. over by george washington university. it was never placed on the mall. instead, after 40 years of inaction, a citizens group got together, created the washington monument society and held a competition. so now we are dealing with 18 thirties. they held a competition for the washington monument. by that time the notio

ceremony will be drastically scaled down officials indicated the festive inaugural parade down pennsylvania avenue was unlikely and that they plan on incorporating virtual productions throughout the first and foremost. >>my objective is keep america safe but still allow people to celebrate. >>again now as kareen wynter reporting for us tonight, vice president pence is set to get the vaccine. it. 05:00am tomorrow morning. our time and we'll carry it live right here on the kron 00:00am morning news. >>still ahead state officials have activated a mass fatality program as record breaking ♪ no, no no. let's show 'em how it's done, becky g. ♪ it's the brand new chicken dance song uh ♪ ♪ get down heat it up like a sauna ♪ ♪ spin around one time if you wanna ♪ ♪ wings up stretch em out put it on 'em ♪ ♪ get up now ♪ get down uh ♪ cluck cluck when you hear the sound uh ♪ new chicken dance new chicken sandwich my juicy, thickest fillet yet. my cluck sandwich combos. only at jack in the box. >>well tonight fda approval of a second coronavirus vaccine can help the u.s. turn the corner in the fight against the

than 24 hours after congress passed the $900 billion relief package a pot hole appears at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> i'm asking congress to amend the bill and increase the low $600 to $2,000 or $4,000 for a couple. >> the president also said he wants congress to rid the legislation of items that he calls wasteful and unnecessary. >> something that is pleasing to the base of supporters is to object to foreign aid being stuck in bill that are supposed to be a stimulus package. >> i'm not convinced that the court of public opinion points a finger at him when they hear from him the laundry list of aid to cambodia and aid to egypt. >> his message is getting support from nancy pelosi. she tweeted at least the president has agreed to $2,000. senate minority leader chuck schumer said we are glad to pass more aid americans need. sources say that trump's message is unlikely to kick start new talks on the measure which passed with veto proof majorities and which trump earlier said he would sign. >> when he realizes that they are going to emasculate him by overriding his veto they will sign the legislation.

officials indicated the festive inaugural parade down pennsylvania avenue was unlikely and that they plan on incorporating virtual productions throughout the first and foremost. >>my objective is keep america safe is to allow people to celebrate. >>the entire bay area region is under a stay at home order this was triggered when the number of available icu beds in our region fell below 15%. now for those counties which voluntarily shut down earlier this month. these restrictions will remain in place for at least another 3 weeks this is on top of the time that has already been spent in the shutdown. well here's a look at the current icu bed availability. this is all across the bay area, san francisco county has 79 that's available alameda county 7340 in santa clara 25 in contra costa county, 23 up north in sonoma county 15 in monterey county solano county has 9 san mateo county has 7 vets free napa county has 6 to icu beds are available in santa cruz and marine county is just completely out of beds. all of those numbers were provided by state and county official websites. along the way

my guess is there will not be a gantic inaugural parade down pennsylvania avenue but virtual activity across america engaging more people. but that is in training now. and i'm not in a position to give you an example of exactly hat it will look like. but i promise you, it will be available either virtually or in person for many. and my guess is it will be a platform ceremony, but i don't know how it's going to work out. the key is keeping people safe. i can't do a super version of the president's announcement in the rose garden nationwide. it's just going to have to be more imagine in ative. but like i said, i think the convention we put on really opened up avenues that we never thought existed and i doubt there will be another democratic convention that it has always been. people want to celebrate and people want to be able to say we pass the baton and moving on and democracy is functioning. i wish i could tell you, but as will bes are made, they announced. you president-elect biden: infrastructure, dealing with health issues, dealing with the fight against cancer and zeeling with ed

my guess is there probably will not be a gigantic inaugural parade down pennsylvania avenue. >> reporterile mr. biden plans to make masks mandatory in federal buildings and on interstate travel, he said today he does not think the vaccine should be mandatory. but he said his own plans to take it publicly should help boost confidence among all americans. norah. >> o'donnell: ed o'keefe, thank you. the disappointing jobs report is adding new incentive for a deal on hundreds of billions in stimulus spending. today, house speaker nancy pelosi said it could get done by next week, raising hope for millions facing financial hardship that help could finally be on the way. here's cbs' chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> reporter: this is normally peak shopping season, but the new numbers tell a grim story. the retail industry shed another 35,000 jobs last month, 550,000 since the pandemic began. >> families are falling into poverty as a result of our inaction. >> reporter: congress has been gridlocked over more relief since may, but suddenly, leaders are talking and expressing new

and pennsylvania avenue of a speakeasy. this is a very common form of speak easy.it's the car handles lunchroom. this guy was raided three times. the way the speakeasy work, you had a legitimate business upfront. a lunchroom, and then if you knew somebody, you could say the pass code or hey joe sent me or whatever, they would then invite you to go to the back which was called a little darkroom. back there, you could go get a pint of beer. you see here, the prohibition bureau is cooked pulling all the cakes and we are out of the seller. they were rated three times. this particular site, you might notice on the notation, 9:22 pennsylvania avenue. that is now the site of the department of justice. and then this next photo is very heartbreaking for me because it is the prohibition bureau is destroying 18,000 bottles of beer. in the arlington dump. these were bottles of beer that were intercepted on the highway coming down from philadelphia. the judge ordered them all destroyed. it's an amazing photo, the agents are throwing the beer bottles, you see right in the middle

those points well although as to the world food program i mean i call you know the miracle on pennsylvania avenue we've been able to bring the administration the white house and the republicans and the democrats together where they're fighting over everything we've been able to bring them together increase funding because they see that the world food program is a very fishy right there effect resizing operation make a difference around the world let me just pick up on something you said there very interesting that you said that because many feared that the trump administration would cut significant funding for w.s.p. as it did with other u.s. contributions to the multilateral system but w.s.p. and unicef both headed by americans like yourself remain the charmed parts of the u.n. system they're properly funded gifted by the u.s. don't you think this is unfair to other u.n. agencies that are doing great work as well i mean u.n. women or u.n. f.b.a. for example well of going to bat for a lot of other u.n. operations and the job my job is to to feed people around. world and make the world food progra

so the president had one, i expe suspect that chris would have been paraded down pennsylvania avenue. saying this guy, it cuts both ways, right? so the security was what it was. >> let's talk about one of the things you pushed for which was rumor control. not just foreign interference, but the uses of our own u.s. companies from domestic disinformation that is much more complicated. let's talk about rumor control and why you took it on. not just security incursions. technologies, things like that, but it is just words and ways to influence people. talk a little bit about that and what role do you see the social media companies having in cot bamming the disinformation. they have done a stutter step toward some action and i think low bar it is what i think of most of the time. >> let me go back to when i came into cisa. it was the 2016 election that was still fresh in everyone's minds. and the next target was protecting the 2022 midterms. i deserve great partnership from the major platforms, and i think they recognized that their systems were used for purposes that they didn't anticipat

they stay there about six months, then they move to a row of town houses that runs between pennsylvania avenue between ninth street in 22nd street on pennsylvania have a new. and they live in the big corner house, and the office is two houses down. so dolly has to recreate and appropriately presidential space that will and some close come close to what she had at the white house in this rented town house where they live for the rest of the presidency. and i'm running an article right now how she does that so stay tuned. this house survived into the 1970s. here it is in the early seventies early 1900s. it's for sale in the 19 seventies who had a peoples drugstore on the ground for. their house is demolished for this building, two of the houses on the roads are still there, and they have been incorporated into the modern building and there is a sign called the seven buildings. known as the seven dollars because it was a row of seven town houses. at the time that he becomes president, they also for a second time in montpelier adding to one story wings and making the central entrance very grand an

they stay there for about six months, then they move tie row of townhouses that runs on pennsylvania avenue between 19th street and 2 2nd street. and they live in the big corner house here, and the office is two houses down. so dolly has to recreate an appropriately presidential space that will in some way come close to what she's had at the white house in this rented townhouse where they live for the rest of the presidency. i'm actually writing an article right now on how she does that, so stay tuned. this house survived into the 1970s. here it is in the early 1900s. this is the 1970s. it's for sale and it's got a people's drugstore on the ground floor. then their house is demolished for this building. two of the houses on that row are still there and they've been incorporated and are part of the mexican embassy. and there is a sign talking about the seven buildings. they're known as the seven buildings because it's a row of seven townhouses. only a facade of two survive in the mexican embassy. at the time that james becomes president, they also, for the second time in montpelier add two o

are the only one that does not know or pretending he does not know is the occupant of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, although not for long. but his gop enablers are keeping up the facade. lindsey graham, you knew he would be a part of this. asked if trump should concede saying after december 14th, we will talk. anyways. i think we are all looking forward to that. senator marco rubio asked if the president should concede saying the indications are that is going to happen. they are just playing games. being too cute. all fun and games until someone destroys democracy. until someone gets hurt. until the home of michigan second of state is surrounded by angry trump supporters. some armed while she is inside with her 4-year-old. until a patriotic cyber security official is fired for debunking the president's bogus claims of fraud. you have to take a stand. you have to take a stand to see what is right. i stood up for democracy, got fired for it. continued to stand up, got death threats and now standing up again for democracy and filing this lawsuit. >> until arizona's republican party asks reporters if

have got fox nation specialist coming out this month, looking at the history of the holiday at pennsylvania avenuethe white house is really magical because it's one of those feel-good moments where we can put politics aside and we can see what's best in america. we are highlighting different community groups and individuals through the core who have done something special for our country. we can see families like our goldstar families who have made the ultimate sacrifice. >> that woman colleen, she was one of the design specialists in the white house decorating, in charge of everything. that's insane. >> it looks like such a great special. you did an incredible job. i cannot wait to watch and you will have to watch definitely as well. check it out. white house christmas is only on fox nation. >> we are moments away from the second annual lighting of the christmas tree right here at fox square. >> i'm so excited. i didn't make it last year but you do not want to miss this. stay where you are. for now back to you in the warm studio. >> they came u very much. we can't wait to see you like the christm

if the president had one, i suspect chris would have been paraded down pennsylvania avenue and pointing to him saying it was a legitimate election. but it cuts both ways. the president did not win reelection, but the security was what it was. >> one of the things you pushed for was the rumor control. not just the foreign interference, but the uses of our own u.s. companies for domestic disinformation is much more complicated. let's talk about rumor control and why you took it on. obviously, it's not just incursions, security incursions, abuse of technologies and things like that, but it's actual just words and ways to influence people. talk a little bit about that and what role do you see the social media companies having in combatting disinformation? they've sort of done a stutter step towards some action. i think low bar is the word i think of most of the time. >> let me go back to when i came into cisa, which was early 2018. the 2016 election were still fresh and everyone's mind. right then, the next target was protecting the 2018 midterms. i got great partnership from the major plat

donald trump is not your hope, he's going to be gone from pennsylvania avenue. >> there's a different play going on, assuming that is right. i hope it is right. trump is out, he lost, he should be gone. if there's outcome other than that, would be chaos. >> he's not out yet. >> transition is a thing. lame duck exists for reason. they're playing by letter of law they don't want to follow. but that's where my darkness comes in. >> i hear you. >> my theory is we are knitted together by the rules. that's our national religion, the rules, faith in justice and pursuit of justice, right? they said pursuit of justice for a reason. why? hard to attain especially in heterogenous society as we've seen time and again. but once you decide the rules don't work, brother, don't work equally, don't work for me, don't work for people who look like you. why should they work on this level just because you want then to? once you reach this breaking point that trump has taken us to. didn't start the fire but something going on a long time. 9 in 10 of the republicans in congress, retrumplicans. 9 in 10. >>

. >> major is the first-ever shelter rescue dog to live at 1600 pennsylvania avenue.e it. >> the bidens tell us exclusively that soon they will be joined by a cat. >> laura, turns out all that history can get you hurt when you are 78. while allegedly playing with his dog, major, he fractured bones in his foot and he will require a boot brace. the traveling media was not allowed to enter or see biden leavunder the doctor's office. isn't it fascinating how there is no cause for x-rays or further details on this episode? i mean, biden has suffered aneurysms in the past. did he trip over the dog? did the dog knock him down? none of that we are asking, and none of that has the media asked today. >> laura: i want to see the dogs x-ray. those are adorable dogs. i want to see what happened to the poor dogs. and someone was brewed -- can you believe this was rude on twitter. said biden kicked the dog because the dog had a maga shirt on. i was like what, that couldn't happen. remember the media posture when trump got his covid diagnosis? that was interesting. >> there is a long

you would think there's no pandemic on pennsylvania avenue. according to reports from daily mail.com. >> it's been an amazing four years we are trying to do another four years, otherwise i will see you in four years. >> indeed the white house has more than a dozen hol date parties on tap. and hundreds of invitations are flowing on out to events at the state department. despite repeated covid outbreaks among the staff. sound crazy? as the administration's own health team is warning americans -- not to team trump. we will engage in the celebration of christmas, it's no surprise. white house gatherings have triggered three coronavirus outbreaks, leaving several big republicans plus the first lady and president testing positive. >> i was not in great shape and we have a medicine that healed me, fixed me, it's a great medicine. >> yet, trump returned to dramatically remove his mask and it has rarely shown up since is. even today as he stood up against legendary football coach lou holtz, as he gave him the presidential medal of freedom. >> tmasks wi

celebrating her and we will make sure that the american people got educated on life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. caughtshow had to have her by surprise. when it aired, the ratings that cvs got, television and not see anything like it. she would go on to win an emmy award for the show and it is that voice she had. that soft, feminine voice in some ways but it had a melodic tone to it. she of course always looked so beautiful in her wardrobe and fashion. became a symbol of modern sophistication. we use the word cool a lot but where jacqueline kennedy seemed cool, fashionable, cap and the frank sinatra way. said i wrote -- read jack kerouac on the road. no first lady would be that or that ae admired things modern painter was doing. she brought a sense of modernity to the white house in her persona. at the same time she was preserving artifacts of our national history. show, when she did that it was well received in part because very few people in those days had actually seen the inside of the white house because it was not something where television was that popular them. was it the unusual nature

it will not be on stage at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for much longer. you will have to look for it in another city. why is the president talking about four more years after his attorney general -- there is no widespread voter fraud in the election. >> isn't it interesting there is a news story when the attorney general is caught red-handed telling the truth? ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ you're all, you're all i need ♪ ♪ as long as i got you then baby ♪ ♪ you know that you've got me, oh! yea...♪ ♪ ♪ you knowho inventede got me, we're car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand-new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old. we wanna buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate answer a few questions. and our techno wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot and pick up your car, that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car, and say hello to the new way at carvana. [what's

white classic call buildings and the federal triangle down between constitution avenue and pennsylvania avenue is the invention, is the creation of the mcmillen commission. they wanted federal buildings to have the dignity of classical greek and roman architecture. it includes the lincoln memorial, which was modelled on the greek temple, tand the grea statute by daniel chester french which shows lincoln 16 foot high, super human scale, god-like in his temple setting with an inscription behind his head which says "in this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the union, the memory of abraham lincoln is enshrined forever." and then at the other end, we have the grand memorial. this memorial was proposed not by the mcmillen commission but by veterans of the civil war. you see it's hard to get good pictures because in the 1960s the reflecting pool was put there. you can't stand in front of the statute but that statute of, umm, ulysses grant in the center and here you see him raised up on a podium here, a more traditional military monument to the military leader of the union armi

celebrating her, in that we were going to make sure the american people got educated on life at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the tv show i think even had to have caught her by surprise meaning when it aired, the , readings bonanza that cbs got, television had not seen anything like it. she would go on to win an emmy award for the show. it is that voice she had. you know, that kind of soft, feminine voice in some ways, but it had a melodic tone to it. and she, of course, always looked so beautiful in her wardrobe and fashion. she became a symbol of modern sophistication. you know, we use the word "cool" a lot but this period in the early jacqueline kennedy seemed 1960's, cool, fashionable, hip in the frank sinatra way. jackie kennedy for example would tell the press, i read jack caro whack's "on the road," which was considered a beatnik novel. no first lady would be reading that. or that she admired things that mark rasco, what a modern painter was doing. she brought a sense of modernity to the white house in her persona at the same time, she was preserving artifacts of our national history. david: when she

as i said last night, the end of my take was he won't have the stage of 1600 pennsylvania avenue, which is the biggest stage in the world. >> true. >> so he won't have that. i don't care how many mega max or mini max or infomax or whatever it is, it doesn't match. when you have the power of the biggest podium in the world, it does things. he's not going to have that anymore. it's not going to have the same weight. it will be in some quarters him just screaming in the wind, it will be sour grapes, and to some it will be, oh, the righteous leader, but it will fade because he won't have the white house. >> i hear you, but it's just scary that with the cdc guy finally opening up and speaking the truth and saying, we have the worst days ahead, and still congress does nothing about it? and we see hunger like we've never seen since my parents were kids in the depression, and still they do nothing and they're playing with numbers? that's scary, man. we've never seen crises like this and they're still sitting on their hands. >> wbut we're still here to cal it out and help people in crisis. katie

you'd have woodward and bernstein running down the pennsylvania avenue in their underwear screaming worsehan watergate. >> jesse: greg, i can't get that out of my head now. that's not what i was thinking about. geraldo, i want to go to you on the diamond situation. you brought this up yesterday. you have experience in giving people diamonds. when you give someone a diamond, usually it's kind of a romantic gesture. you have a chinese communist guy giving hunter biden, another guy, a 3-carat diamond. explain that to me. >> geraldo: it's a great way to give value, to give essentially cash without giving the dirty money. you give them a rock that's worth a bunch of money. but the rock in your pocket. no one says anything about it. you received a gigantic income without having to declare it. i think those are the kinds of things that are at the heart of his tax evasion probe. as is apparent, it's much bigger than just hunter's taxes. this is the implication here. the grand jury since 2018, and the words of the senate, there exists a vast web of corporate connections and financial transactions

smiles and the grinning vips, or at least kid rock, you would think there is no pandemic on pennsylvania avenue reports from dailymail.com. >> it's been an amazing four years. we're trying to do another four years. otherwise cile asylum you in four years. >> reporter: indeed, the white house has more hthan 100 partie on tap and hundreds of events are rolling out at the state department, despite repeated outbreaks among the staff. sound crazy as the administration's own health team is warning americans we're in a very dangerous place? not to team trump. >> we will engage in the celebration at christmas. and there will be a hanukkah celebration as well. >> reporter: like a sweater from your grandma, it's really no surprise. white house gatherings have already triggered three coronavirus outbreaks leaving several big republicans plus the first lady and president testing positive. >> i was in not great shape. we have a medicine that healed me, that fixed me. it's a great medicine. >> reporter: yet trump returned from the the hospital dramatically remove his mask, and it has rarely shown up since. e

democracy because they just feel compelled to bend the knee to a fake king who's sitting at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we can't just simply continue to ignore this behavior. there has to be some consequence and accountability. what senator pascual suggested is we at least take a look at the 14th amendment. >> so let me be clear in asking this question. are you saying it is possible that there may be moves to question whether they should be seated, those that have come right to the line inciting sedition by trying to undermine an election that has in some of the states questioned gone through multiple recounts to establish that, in fact, donald trump lost this election and joe biden and kamala harris are the winners? >> more than 50 different lawsuits have been filed. court after court after court have made clear that there is no credible evidence of voter fraud. the trump fbi department has made clear, no evidence of voter fraud. the department of justice has made clear, no evidence of voter fraud. now the supreme court with six republican-appointed judges has rejected the latest baseless attempt to

he is muted because they have the biggest microphone, the biggest pulpit right now at 1600 pennsylvania avenueon. >> no, i sighed because i hope you're right. and i've thought that. just the past couple of days, this is almost like political therapy. thank you. >> go on. >> you know -- i don't know what you're going to charge me for the 50 minutes. but you've got -- you've got an immense number of folks out there who did not vote for biden and did vote for trump. and most former presidents retire into at least the veneer of dignity. trump is not going to do that. i think that the president-elect and the vice president-elect are doing exactly what they should do. and i hope what you just said is exactly right, that in fact there is a restoration of a kind of consensus and convention that we can then begin to address the serious problems facing the country. i just think and i've thought for a long time that we're living in the political equivalent of climate change, of extreme weather. and i don't think that's going to go away altogether on january 20th. >> no, i think you're right. i don't thin

predicted that will not be a large inaugural parade down pennsylvania avenue. >>> we told you that theby the gop and that is why georgia's runoff election, just five weeks away, is the critical. will determine what party controls the senate for the next two years. barack obama headed up a virtual rally for democratic candidates today. the event was a virtual get out and vote rally with volunteers. the former president told participants that their ports are more important now than ever before. >> the special election in georgia is going to determine, ultimately, a course of the biden presidency and weather joe biden and kamala harris can deliver legislatively all of the commitments they have made. >> what happens in the selection could tilt -- the election is january 5th. it opals showed both races are extremely close. >>> the mountain line chases after pet goats in the east day. the owner's reaction after spotted the encounter on his surveillance cameras. >>> high winds and fire danger in in the forecast. we have what you can expect this weekend. in just a few months, we've learned a l

not thinking about kansas because he is thinking about 1600 pennsylvania avenue maybe?> that certainly could be. in fact, it was just announced this morning he is taking one of his final trips as secretary of state not to the republic of georgia but to state of georgia where not coincidentally there are two crucial runoffs for the senate as you know and it seems like notable timing to say the least the secretary of state will be there to talk about china at georgia tech. in general, pompeo had a strikingly partisan and political approach to the secretary of state's office, far more so than any recent predecessor, including speaking at the republican national convention, violating a sort of unspoken rule of secretaries of state seen in the past as trying to be above partisan politics. that's very different than the route mike pompeo has taken. >> whether you're mike pompeo or mike pence, what president trump does is a cloud over you. you have your own political ambition, especially if you have presidential ambition, i found this interesting in the journal article. paul r

>> the only thing that needs to change is the dude in 1600 pennsylvania avenue. we're going to do that just fine in a few short weeks. i think you're going to see a lot of that work out for us. >> all right. we're going to politics now. senator josh hawley specifically name checked your state, pennsylvania, in announcing his intent to object to the electoral college results. he wrote, i cannot vote to certify the electoral college results on january 6th without raising the fact that some states, particularly pennsylvania, failed to follow their own state election laws. what's your response? >> i agree with senator hawley. we did have some irregularities in pennsylvania. we had two dead moms vote for the president and a liberal democrat son voted for the president. if he can figure it out, we also had more irregularities, several state senators had carnival working weird events in a ramada ballroom talking about conspiracy theories. i salute him in investigating all these enormous irregularities our state has. this terms of the overall election results, they've be

last month the president's motorcade drove around a similar rally along pennsylvania avenue that's whered of his supporter gathered from across the country. the electoral college is scheduled to meet tomorrow and officially confirm the results of the presidential election, state certified election results would put president-elect joe biden ahead 306 to 332 in electoral college. leland: republicans are crying foul of congressman eric swalswell with alleged chinese spy and why swalswell got special treatment from the fbi and what they want nancy pelosi to do about it. leland: republicans say california democrat we are ache swawell should step down as we learn more about relationship with chinese spy. christina coleman on why swawell got special treatment. christina: the whole situation does give some context into how deeply china is apparently willing to go within local politics to try and understand and potentially influence our government. gop congressman jim filed a complaint with the house ethics committee friday urging them to investigate whether swawell has been compromised, letter

edgar hoover fbi building on pennsylvania avenue. it wrecks the day of everyone who walks past.re is something called the john wealth peck federal building. it houses the internal revenue service. for john weld pack. it doesn't matter what he did on this earth, he didn't deserve a building like that. the new bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms building in washington built in 2008 is absolutely hideous. it's horrifying. who's in charge of making our public spaces disgusting? i well, we are not exec was sure, but president trump wants to fix it. yesterday he issued an executive order promoting -- and here's an idea -- beauty and architecture, and federal buildings. new buildings says the order should "uplift and beautify public spaces and inspire the human spirit." you wouldn't think anyone would have to issue an order commanding that, but we do and thank god he did. what does this mean? and why should you care? chris bedford is a senior editor of "the federalist," he joins ui tonight. thanks so much for coming on. we spend almost no time talking about beauty, aesthetics, the

at this point, should go would surprise me. 1600 pennsylvania avenue has been an ongoing crime scene and donald trump is one of the most corrupt presidents in the history of the republic. his behavior makes richard nixon look like a choir boy. at the end of the day, ni iti t it's important for all of us not to look backwards. trump presidency is limping to the end and in its final days. so many problems the american people are confronting and so many pain and suffering and death connected to the covid-19 pandemic. we need to reach an agreement and provide direct relief to everyday americans and we need to crush the virus and provide the economy, that is what house democrats are focused on right now. >> to get to that in a moment. let me get your reaction what we are hearing from the head of the naacp who is pushing the biden transition team to include civil rights groups in the transition process as the new administration is taking shape and its priorities are being determined. should the president-elect meet with the naacp and other civil rights groups before decisions and appointme

it will not be on stage at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for much longer. you will have to look for it in another city. why is the president talking about four more years after his attorney general finally admits what we all knew, what we have all been saying, there is no widespread voter fraud in the election. >> isn't it interesting there is a news story when the attorney general is caught red-handed telling the truth? (doorbell rings) thanks! splitsies? ♪ oooh...you meant the food, didn't you? they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. get a 4-week trial plus posdo you struggle a digiwith dull, dry skin, and find yourself reapplying moisturizer throughout the day? try olay ultra rich. olay's luxurious moisturizer melts into the skin. it's formulated with vitamin b3 plus peptides and shea butter, providing lasting hydration, for up to 24 hours. there's no need to reapply, and no greasy residue. and, for enhanced hydratio

only one who maybe doesn't know that, or pretending he doesn't know is the occupant of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. although not for long. but they're keeping up the facade. lindsey graham. you knew he would be part of this, right? he asked that trump should concede if he loses on december 14th saying after december 14th, we'll talk. nobody really -- anyway. lindsey! really! so i think we're all looking forward to that. marco rubio asked if that was going to happen. are they're just playing games. being too cute by half. it's all fun and games until someone destroys democracy. until someone gets hurt. until the home of michigan's secretary of state is surrounded by angry trump supporters. some armed. while she's inside with her 4-year-old. until a patriotic cyber security official is fired for debunking the president's bogus claims of fraud. you've got to take a stand at some point, standing up for what's right. i stood up for democracy and got fired for it. continued to defend democracy, got death threats of the now we're standing up again for democracy in filing this lawsuit. >> until arizona's

edgar hoover at the building pennsylvania avenue. it wrecks the day of everyone who walks past.e is something called the john wells passed federal building. it houses the internal revenue service. for johns while peck, it doesn't matter what he did on this earth, he did not deserve a building like that. the new bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms building in two built in 2008, it's horrifying. who is in charge of making our public spaces discussed in? well, we are not exactly sure, but president trump wants to fix it. yesterday, he issued an executive order promoting, here's an idea, beauty in architecture. in federal buildings. new buildings, said the order, should "uplift and beautify public spaces post quote and "inspire the human spirit." you would not think anyone had to issue an order demanding that, but we do, and thank god he did. what does this mean? and why should you care? chris bedford is the senior editor at "the federalist" and joins us tonight. chris, thank you so much for coming on. we spend the most no time talking about beauty, aestheti aesthetics, the qua

. >> this is the secret service calling from 1600 pennsylvania avenue.red on 17th and constitution northwest. >> somebody had shot a rifle from constitution avenue into one of the windows in what is known as the yellow oval. >> seven bullets hit the white house, one smashing a window by the living room. sasha and michelle's mother are inside. >> my thought was they could have been out on the balcony. our children played all over. she had assumed it was safe out there. that wasn't the only incident, but she put her head down and trusted the secret to protect her husband an children because she was not going let undisciplined people tell her how to lead her life, ever. she was the first lady of the united states. she was the first lady to all people of the united states, whether they liked her or not. ♪ ♪ ♪ be it discovering talent in different continents... and entirely different sports, or discovering a smoother whisky by double-aging, sometimes, it's just better to stay curious. dewar's (burke)stomer) happy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) ever

last month the president's motorcade drove around a similar rally along pennsylvania avenue where tens of thousands of his supporters gathered from across the country. >> the police in new york city say officers shot and killed a man who opened fire outside of a cathedral in manhattan. it happened outside of the saint divine they shot the man in the head. they were taken to the hospital. >> reporter: the effort to ship millions of coronavirus vaccines nationwide is nothing short of historic. coming up, we break down the logistical effort with a former fema presidential employee. the deadlock continues on capitol hill over coronavirus relief. the lawmaker who indicated that democrats and republicans making progress toward an agreement. >>> with many people staying home this holiday more people are mailing their gifts. the advice from the postal service as they prepare for their busiest holiday season yet &%c1 >>> as we have been telling a historic effort is underway as millions of the doses of the coronavirus are being distributed across the country. fema presidential appointee, mark, t