what was their turn out like in the philadelphia area in 2016?uest: the turnout in philadelphia was great for the most part. it was more the suburbs in allegheny county around pittsburgh and the suburbs around philadelphia, where you saw the turnout increases at the time. i think a lot of democrats who, you know, grew up in those places in democratic families, those were the ones that switched republican. a turnout is no worry for democrats in philadelphia -pittsburgh. probably not going to be this time, and for mail-in voting, you're seeing it is probably going to be a lot greater this time. we will go to john, in tysons corner, virginia, a republican. you are up first. caller: i will just say that if you want lower taxes, if you want less regulation, if you , if youe public safety support the second amendment, you would vote for president trump. if you support free criminals and rioting and looting and savagery, within all the big cities, then you're going to vote for biden and kamala harris. it is as simple as that. with regard to pennsylvania

let's look at the philadelphia suburbs here. the counties right outside philadelphia.quote, i think it was four years ago, when hillary clinton was running against donald trump. chuck schumer, the democratic senate leader was asked about there was polling back then that suggested, hey, donald trump was doing really well in the rural parts of pennsylvania, in western pennsylvania. he said, well, every vote that we lose in western pennsylvania democrats, he would say, we will gain two in the philadelphia suburb. it didn't quite work out that way for democrats in 2016. clinton won but she didn't win by the margins democrats were hoping for. one of the things you see, let's take a look at montgomery county, the philadelphia suburbs, the heart of it. joe biden leading here by 26 points and you see it is an increase. it was 22, now it's 26. that is the kind of growth democrats were hoping for. look, it was 10 in chester county, now it's 16 1/2 with biden over trump. these are getting closer to the margins the democrats wanted four years ago and they're getting this time. thi

i am coming to you live today from pennsylvania from philadelphia, specifically west philadelphia, in fact. the reason for this stop is simple. pennsylvania is going to use. this state could tip the presidency in one direction or the other and those directs are vastly different. the state has citizens with a wide variety of views. look at the way those colorfuls work out. deep red rural areas, bright blue cities, and purple suburbs. all of which make this the quintessential battleground state if is also a state that has seen it's fair share of political television adds with joe biden's campaign spending 3.5 billion per day. like me biden is in philadelphia. he will be elsewhere in the state tomorrow as well. by tuesday joe bide listen have made more than a dozen stops in pennsylvania since the convention. unlike the current president biden's rallies are done safely. mainly they are drive in raleighs. people have to stay in their car and hong their horn instead of cheering. the message could not be any clearer. >> we have to overwhelmingly vote. i don't care how hard he tries. there is

and the story of philadelphia as the u.s. capital is a story where we are taking a new constitution and actually operating it. doing things like adding new states to the original 13. the bill of rights would become a part of our constitution while philadelphia was a capital. in fact the secretary of state, thomas jefferson would formally announced the amendments to the constitution by basically coming to congress here in this building and officially announcing that we have changed our constitution. which of course the bill of rights is a huge part of our history and will be in the future. continuing talking point in our political life but also it's the amendment process itself. we are proving that that part of the constitution works. that we can update and make changes to that constitution without having to restore completely over again from the beginning. really for this building, it's to a large degree sort of creating the american political system. the two party system that we know today is going to begin here and it's goi

, 80 from philadelphia right here.ll more votes to come from philadelphia but they just updated their vote count and as they did, again, the president of the united states moments ago had an 18,000 vote lead in pennsylvania, joe biden now 5,587 vote lead and that math -- >> we just got the numbers, the exact numbers from philadelphia that just came in. we'll share them with our viewers right now. biden, let's start off with biden, he got 27,396 votes, trump got 3,760 votes. biden got 87% of the votes. there were 31,412 votes that we just tallied, they just came in, you can see what's going on. 87% of that vote came in for biden, as a result he has now taken the lead in pennsylvania by 5,587 votes. >> and this is a very important number. that is overwhelming math, you can do that, your eyes tell you that is correct that's overwhelming math, but this is the important number because we have seen it consistently out of these democratic strong holds. as we came in this morning joe biden needed to win, 55%, 56% of the outsta

>> it is not just in philadelphia.ll around the country we have seen suburbs shift come the in then poverty, people city pushed out because of judge vacation. -- gentrification. a place, derby, which may have been white 20, 25 years ago is now largely black in their voting democrat. there's a set of economic policies that have push them there. trump at one point would have hoped, i will lose philadelphia, liz pittsburgh, but i will get everything in the middle of the state and i will get the suburbs .ome right outside but that is no longer the case. feel economic -- policies have push people out. suburb. was a now is the other places that are suburbs and they're not serving trump's interest. trump's problem is people in philadelphia, pittsburgh, they know, places like cleveland rc economic policies that have not benefited them. they're dying from covid and their friends and family members are. they don't have access to living wage jobs. i'm pennsylvania, you're going to see an interesting conversation in the middle of

philadelphia showed up.ur residents turned out in large numbers, they mail-in ballots amid unprecedented conditions, a global pandemic. they stood in line with neighbors to cast their vote in person and have exhibited tremendous patience as they continue to wait for our election staff to count every single vote. i want to thank city commissioners lisa deeley, al sabir,t, and omar who continue to lead this impressive operation. i think the hard-working staff and hope they can get some rest soon. i also want to thank the employees of many city departments which helped stand up and staff this operation. the office of innovation and technology, the managing director's office, the finance department, police department, chief administrative office and others have helped support city commissioners and help preparing for this election for over a a year. and there are hundreds of others, including many city employees, who helped on election day and by staffing this ballot counting operation for all the world to see.

philadelphia as the u.s. capital, we are talking about a new constitution, and adding new states to the original 13. also, the bill of rights, would become part of our constitution while philadelphia was the capital. in fact, secretary of state thomas jefferson would formally announced the amendments to the constitution, by basically coming to congress, here, in this building. in officially announcing that we have changed our constitution, which of course, to billet writes is a huge part of our history. and will be in the future, a continuing talking point in political life. but, it's also the amendment process itself. we are proving that that part of the constitution works, that we can update and make changes to that constitution, without having to start completely over from the beginning. but really, for these doping, to alerts degree it's creating the american political system. the two party system that we know, today, is going to begin here. and it's going to begin with issues, much as you would expect. e

is being built, philadelphia serves as our temporary u.s. capital. this room serves for the house of representatives, the second floor of the building we will see in a moment was united states senate, the house of representatives each representative at that point in our history represented 30,000 people. we had a population in our first census of about three and three quarters of 1 million. we had 106 members of the house, that would sit in this room. and eventually from 16 states, and the story of philadelphia as the u.s. capital is a story that we're taking a new constitution and actually operating it, doing things like adding new states to the original 13. also, the bill of rights would become part of our constitution while philadelphia was the capital. in fact, the secretary of state's thomas jefferson would formally announce the and manage to the constitution in -- by basically coming to congress here in this building, and officially announcing that we've changed our constitution. which of course the bill of rights is a huge part of our history,

in philadelphia the city of philadelphia's official election website has just reported out new results not yet in our screen but i can tell you, again, they do about 13,000 ballots an hour. it looks like an hour's worth of ballots were just reported out. and the net gain for joe biden was 10,253. that would bring the statewide lead for donald trump down to 26,319. just going on their website, that is what we have in terms of finding these numbers, my guess would be it would be an hour's worth of ballots processed because remember they said 13,000 ballots an hour is be the what they can process. there it is. 26,319. it just came up. >> you've got the math exactly right. whoo-hoo! >> doing all this tap dancing trying to get it. there it is in our system. the system works. 26,319. so, yes. we just got about 13,000 new votes out of philadelphia. to refresh the situation, we get a philly update. trump's lead now down to 26,319 statewide. if you deduct those 13,000 from what we think are the remaining pool of philadelphia votes there should be still approximately 57,000 votes in philadelphia

vote count in philadelphia. --. cracks they have -->> they have exhibited patients as they wait for our alexion staff to count every single vote. i want to thank those who oversaw tuesday's election and continue to lead this impressive operation. i think they're hard-working staff and hope they can all get some rest soon. i want to thank the employees of many city departments which helped stand up and staff this operation. the office of innovation and technology, the managing director's office, the finance department, please department, chief administrative office and others have helped support city commissioners and help preparing for this election for over a year and there are hundreds of others, including many city employees who helped on election day and by staffing this ballot counting operation for all the world to see. they are all too numerous to name, but please know that you have my thanks and thanks to the people of the city. most of all, i thank the people of philadelphia. earlier this week, commissioner

the of all, i thank people of philadelphia. earlier this week, the commissioner and i sent out a letter to voters urging calm. you have shown it in spades. we have asked you to stay above the fray. you have done exactly that. we have not seen anger or contention, but music, dancing, and celebration. the residents make sure that our city shined. ahead, this is not about a victory for a single candidate or political party. this is a victory for our democracy. that may sound cliche, but today is so true. the votes will be continued to be counted until every valid baid is counted -- valid llot. while some, including the president, continue to spew baseless claims of fraud without one iota of evidence, what we have seen is democracy. our founders who conceived of this system would be proud. 230 years after the constitutional convention, we stand in this convention center and proclaim the system still works. the people have spoken. we will have a peaceful transition of power in january. i would like to welcome the chair of the city o

for the latest return to fox n news correspondent aishah hasnie in philadelphia.t can you tell us. >> good evening to you, frustration is probably the word of the day possibly the word of the week in the trump campaign, eric trump, rudy giuliani, pam bondi wrapped up a press aconference at the airport shot while ago in which they express their frustration and what's happening in philadelphia and in pennsylvania and made allegations, made their case as to why the vote counting should stop altogether at least temporarily a couple of allegations i wrote down, there is not enough transparency in the vote counting that perhaps they have video that shows issues like their observers, republican observers that are supposed to be watching the ballots counted somehow being kept about 30 feet away from the ballots, their observers cannot see anything they're having to use binoculars in the camp is made allegations of intimidation tactics being used against their observers, here is rudy giuliani a short while ago. >> we went before a democrat judge, no need to tell you the re

we in the city of philadelphia and across the city of philadelphia and across the nation have gone throughe very, very challenging time but despite of that all works. democracy works. i want to thank the commissioners who were given a short time frame to transition from the traditional in—person voting that philadelphians are known for two having a mail—in ballot system, to having a mail—in ballot system, to having multiple actions. guy's, i just want to say you did a great job, you did a greatjob, but all due respect to you, you guys, i want to thank the people that worked every time he went by broad street or you went by city hall you went by delaware or spring garden, the lights were on because you had literally hundreds of hard—working individuals in their making sure that this process works, so ijust wa nt that this process works, so ijust want to thank everybody. i want to particularly thank the citizens of our city who understood the need to participate. in record numbers to a degree. i want to thank the country for understanding the need to have a reasonable process that allows the

some new numbers out of philadelphia.till too close to call, obviously, with 91% of the precincts reporting. the difference, about 135,000 votes between president trump and vice president biden. president trump has seen that lead of his in the keystone state dwindle by several hundred thousand votes over the past 24 hours. once again, our reporters are spread out from the big board to the battleground states getting literally minute by minute updates on the state of the race. we start with steve kornacki at the big board once again. steve, take us through where things stand at this hour. the aforementioned votes out of fulton county, have those votes dropped yet? >> no. i think we're still waiting. let's check in on georgia. 18,100. that's donald trump's lead statewide in georgia right now. that's been dropping because of counties like fulton county where atlanta is and where joe biden has been doing very well in the late reporting, absentee vote. it looks like we've got one new one in the last few minutes in georgia that

in philadelphia, we have outstanding votes in philadelphia as well. the story is the same in philadelphia. overwhelmingly, these an senn tee ballots are going for joe biden. in fact, in philadelphia, it's even more. it's like 90% in philadelphia. so, you know, philadelphia again is tells us -- let me give you the exact number right here. i will call this up. philadelphia is telling us they've got 15,000 to 20,000 an cente absentee ballots. there are other counties that are much smaller. >> steve, let me stop you there. we had dave wassermann on in the last hour. he's been digging into the numbers, and based on the same low day turnout and precincts in the city of philadelphia, wasserman's expecting joe biden to overperform in these remaining precincts in philadelphia. what's he been doing? winning 85%, 90% of the mail-in ballots in philadelphia? >> no. he's been getting 90%, 91%. i've been using a conservative number. it only increases that much more when you say what if biden does even better than 90% in some of these places that of course, that coul

you are live in philadelphia expecting to hear from officials providing an update on the philadelphiahere. good afternoon, what are we going to hear? >> good afternoon, bret. the trump campaign says it is not over. all the votes have yet to be counted. we do expect to have all those votes here later on this afternoon. overnight behind me, the philadelphia convention center come officials say they were able to count 30,000 votes leaving about 25,000 mail-in votes still remaining to be counted. this is the center of those election allegations from president trump and the campaign, mail fraud allegations, that were unfounded and not based on any fact. the president say they are counting illegal votes here. there is no evidence of that at all an end a news conference with the state commissioners, we expect to hear them rebuke the president again as they did last night. and respond to those stunning allocations. let me show you a photograph. this is a photograph taken by a republican monitor. the trump campaign and the president has said their representatives were not in the room and did n

fulton versus city of philadelphia. the honorable, chief justice and associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. oye, oye. all persons having business before the honorable, supreme court of the united states are admonished to get their attention for the court is now sitting. god save the united states and its honorable court. >> we will hear argument this morning in case number 19-120 three, fulton versus city of philadelphia. ms. windham? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, the courts below made a civil error. they failed to understand where -- a simple error. date fail to understand where smith controls and where does not. aith does not control where government uses individual exemptions or makes other exceptions that undermine rules or when it changes rules to prohibit a religious practice. philadelphia made all three errors here. the city cannot identify a neutral, generally applicable law after six attempt. it now acknowledges its decisions are subjective and individualized. yet the

philadelphia made all three errors here. the city cannot identify a neutral, generally applicable law after six attempt. -- attempts. it now acknowledges its decisions are subjective and individualized. yet the courts below still applied smith. they even said smith would be a dead letter if petitioners prevailed. that demonstrates the confusion and instability smith has caused. respondents, rather than defend smith, asks the court for a newly minted constitutional standard that is even less protective of religious exercise. that approach has no basis in the text, history, or traditions of the free exercise clause. the city has no compelling reason for excluding catholic social services, which has exercised its faith by serving at risk children for two centuries, nor does it have interest in refusing to allow the agency to step aside and provide referrals elsewhere. philadelphia is refusing to place children with loving mothers just because they chose to partner with an agency who shared their faith. act as if this is zero su

i am hearing stories out of philadelphia, just for sure.ushing a aside, their attorneys being denied access it goes on and on. where in the world are the legal forces of the republican party and their assertion that prerogatives under law. so that they can in the first place assure the integrity of an election. kevin: we have our team there. i have never known any time in any place in america that you cannot have an observer. from both parties. and they sit there and observe what is going on. you have got to have transparency. and for a judge inside of philadelphia to claim not to allow that. i don't know they quite know the law. we needed the transparency. the president is way ahead. more than 400,000 votes. in the concern here is what is happened in state just mail everybody ballots. were looking in philadelphia. those are not counted yet . they waiting to see how any extra votes they need before they bring that forward prayed the president won pennsylvania for an evil when arizona and is going to get another four years because he earned

philadelphia and other areas plan to start work at 7:00 a.m.ounties like a reit and red ones like cumberland are intending to wait until after the polls close or even after the next morning to begin. wisconsin is the only other state that does not allow mail and counting until election day. monday, former president barack obama holds a closing rally in miami. watch live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> before heading to his campaign rally in hickory, north carolina, president trump spoke

talking about philadelphia.the outstanding philadelphia mail-in votes continue to break in the way they have broken, fairly consistency -- this has not moved up and down a ton -- you're looking at a maybe 48,000 swing towards joe biden, which would, you know, overtake and then put him 26,000 votes up in pennsylvania. again, just philly, just in pennsylvania. and we think we might get a few more bursts of those votes out from that city in the next hour or two, three, right? >> right. that's why we're -- all eyes are kind of on it overnight because we think we will get more updates. it's been -- been frying trying divine kind of a pattern. they do it an hour and a half, two hours apart. sometimes they do it longer apart, 13,000 votes, 14 -- i have no idea what goes into that formula. we just had a big one two hours ago. we're waiting to see if we get another big one. we're also waiting to see other places that have significant outstanding mail-in ballots as i said. lehigh county, allen county. there's 10,000, 35,0

center in philadelphia. do you feel like. i just i wonder if we need to like lower the temperature just a bit i don't know that the president wants to do that. it's just interesting see the juxtaposition of the 2 men addressing the nation one calling for calm the other calling for you know some sort of revolt against a corrupt system. >>i mean whether you like joe biden or not. he is someone who is who is putting country about anything else. and what we had with donald trump is someone who puts himself about country and what's unfortunate is that he's appealing to people who don't believe in our democracy. a lot of these right wing militias a lot these right wing groups were there the boogaloo boys. the proud boys oath keepers, we are centrally anti governor. they're essentially anti anti united states they want to basically live in some crazy world where where they and their guns just decide what what the law is this is not what our country's about. but he's appealing to them and that's the concern that i see inland and now

that's philadelphia. there's a lot bucks county, which is another key area that we've been tracking all along. this is the most competitive of the suburban counties outside of philadelphia. everyone has had their eyes on this. i believe hillary clinton won the county in '16 by 3,000 votes. it has been tight. the latest numbers there is that they are just shy of 11,000 ballots that they still have to count. a note from a bucks county official yesterday was that they've been tracking the mail-in ballots that are coming in. they have trended to be about 77% for joe biden, as they have been counting them. overall, the commonwealth is looking at about 163,000 mail-in ballots to be counted. 6.2% of what was received. we are expecting to get numbers anytime now. we are tracking that throughout the morning. they have been working hard. they know that today is friday, three days after the election. it is the final day when those mail-in ballots could be received per state law and they're moving. >> boy, let me tel

i'm not attacking the people philadelphia. i'm attacking a decrepit democratic machine which has a lot of other reasons to be attacked. it has been around for 65 years. they keep electing the same people. the city never gets better. the crime goes through the roof. you have a mayor that lets them stand by and watch it. district attorney lets people go free. you are poorly served, ladies and gentlemen of philadelphia. then you have got a political machine, mayors who let riots take place, district attorneys who set criminals free, i don't think they will care much about ballot fraud. and an outrageous enormously important contest with a very, very suspect method of voting. there was no security, zero. the people of this city, people of this country have no assurance at all but those ballots were actually cast. it would have to have been almost unanimously cast for joe biden to catch up. let me have one or two of the emphasize, this is only two or three of about 50 people that have given us statements, affidavits, recordings. we

corey, it's a mess in philadelphia.no matter what it takes that these, a all of these areas which are questions, that it be thoroughly reviewed and recounted where appropriate and get to the bottom of what's really going on. he sounded, when i talked to him today, he sounded very committed to demanding rigorous, rigorous attention to the law and electoral integrity no matter where it is in the country. >> lou, you're absolutely right. look, i'm here in philadelphia today, and pam bonn duh and i are going -- pam bondi and i are going to oversee the efforts to insure that the integrity of the process is adhered to. here's what we know, we have seen poll watchers who have been unable to actually witness what's taking place. they're not able to see the ballots being opened, they're not being able to verify the signatures. as a matter of fact, they're being required to stand behind bike racks some 30 yards away, and the election officials here in philadelphia are first saying it's due to the integrity process, then after tha

able to perform in the city of philadelphia. it is setting forth criteria to hire someone to do work for you. i'm having a hard time accepting how when the city sets forth criter only these people can do this work for me. tha' is not a license that's in an employment conact. pennsylvania has chosen to partner to do this work. >> we've often permitted a case with people who are not state actors and people who are doing things for the government when we said they could set the criteria that it wants. what the city is trying to do here is tell we areoing to exude you you can no longer carry out this work that is something the free exercise clause prohibits. the spondents position here is a dangerous one because what they are saying even if you are employee or agent. th idea that a contracrith a religious belief could come in and say exclude other religions from being families, exclude someone with a disability how do we avoid that order exclude interracial couples? >> the city allows agencies to exclude people with disabilities tod

same-sexouple from being able to foster in philadelphia. there are many otr agencies out there that are merely asking to step aside. the city does not have a compelling interest here. worked a system that has effectively and worked well for a number of years. the city of philadelphia had an easy option to allow catholic social services to continue the great work that has been doing. because the courts below deced to apply employment division v smith, the city thinks it's under no obligation to consider respect and accommodate religious exercise, which demonstrates how far off the rails are free exercise jurisprudence has gone in this case. >> tnk you. >> justice barrett? justice barrett: you just kind of indicated that may be smith should not h that maybe it shouldn't have been implied and you argue that it's meant to be overruled but you also say that y win even under smith because the policy is applicable non- neual it will be how it resolved and what idance it provides below it looks to the text history and traditions of the free exercis

vote in philadelphia. so you've got these two factors driving just to be clear we're seeing in some these ballot reports out in philadelphia, 85% for biden, 90% for biden. these are really big chunks of vote coming in with very big margins. >> he is averaging on the mail votes in philadelphia 91% of the vote. and again, 59,000 of those mail ballots remain in philadelphia. and every few hours we've been getting big batches from philadelphia. so when i say if philadelphia is as they've been saying counting overnight, they did about an hour ago, but i don't think it's crazy to think in the next few hours we could get another one of these big reports from them. and at this point if we got one more report just like we got from philadelphia about an hour ago, that trump lead is immediately cut enhalf statewide. and then like i said every few minutes it seems we're getting -- okay, bucks county just released more of their absentee count. delaware county just released some more of their absentee count, lehigh coun

to 350,000 in0 philadelphia. it is a little odd that every vote from tuesday on was for only one candidate. there is also a strange thing that happened, which will be part of our case. at some point during the when thewhen the lead, lead, president trump reduced from something like 50,000 to 30,000. at the time it was at 50,000, 94% of the vote had been cast. --n we got to 30 pros 30,000, it was only 90% of the votes cast. that happens because -- you think about it, you increase the denominator. what do you increase it with? new ballots. nobody was informed of new ballots, unless people were writing them up. this will be a very, very strong case. i know, i know you won't accept it because of your hateful biases, but let's see if you can try speaking rational. >> [inaudible] >> the poll? decide they don't election. the call for joe biden -- who was it called by? all of them? oh my goodness. all the networks. wow!. all the networks. we have to forget about the law. judges don't count. all the networks, all the netw

we have the lay of the land in philadelphia.ghn hillyard is out in scottsdale for us, another battleground state.. give us an update on what's happening. we were talking with rehema, the trends that are emerging and the atmosphere there at this hour. outside there because they're telling me they got reports of threats to their news room that is the scene of the maricopa county recorder's office i think that is important context to what the point you were just sayingk was. here in the state of arizona i was just at a press conference this afternoon with david bossy and kelly ward and i specifically asked them if there is any evidence that warrants concern that would lead to litigation at this time. and neither of them provided any evidence or any details or any allegations that would lead to litigation. there has been no lawsuit filed in the late of arizona. kelly ward the chairwoman made mention of one thing, and that was the placement in the room where party designated observers have to stand inside the office. that was the one

and philadelphia will be a big margin. i'm also carefully following what's happening in suburban philadelphia in terms of the margins there. montgomery county, the margin there is five points higher than last time. in chester county, it's significantly higher. we're still getting more vote, as steve was saying earlier, from bucks county and delaware county. he's going to win all four suburban counties by significant margins. >> that of course is key, because hillary clinton did not carry those by big enough margins. those are the four suburbs, and you're seeing a really different race there than what she faced four years ago with suburban women and others really going for donald trump four years ago and not in great numbers there. i was hearing that montgomery county is really crushing trump for joe biden. let's talk about what this all means, because let's say pennsylvania does go for biden, and let's say that he ends up with 270 tonight or tomorrow, whenever this happens. what is he facing? you know, he may be facing mit

did you come to think that maybe there's two philadelphias?here's the one you grew up in and the one he grew up in? >> so whether there's two philadelphias, whether it was two worlds, the way he's been treated and the way i'm treated far before any of the business success i've had, are completely different ways of being treated. >> rubin says he had never been in trouble with the law, but meek had. he told rubin he'd been on probation for years. >> we're going to this place in atlantic city. he's like, i'm not allowed to go. i'm like, do you need a note from your mother? we're going an hour away. and he's like, no, i'm on probation. >> in november 2017, meek was ordered to court for a hearing on a probation violation. michael rubin went with him. >> the probation officer literally got up in front of me and said all kinds of great things about meek mill, and they said, we recommend no sentence. then the district attorney, assistant district attorney, got up and said, we recommend no sentence. i looked over at the team of lawyers and said, i don

philadelphia elections are crooked. why are they shutting people out?y don't want people to see what they are doing. you are talking about a lot of dead people voting. you are talking about nevada people are not legal residents. he is a great governor. he confirmed what your other guests just told me. doug ducey said this is coming down to a couple thousand votes one way or another. i trust arizona. i don't trust philadelphia. i don't trust nevada. so, everything should be on the table. let stand with president trump. he stood with us. this reminds me of the application where they are just trying to get a -- the law. -- the process. >> sean: $500,000 you just donated to the president's defense fund. walmart. >> donald j. trump.com here five bucks goes a long way. >> sean: we need to get to the truth. ted cruz of texas. senator, you are one of the smartest lawyers and best students of alan dershowitz. you know election law. you are allowed to have partisan observers. they are not being denied -- they are being denied access. what does that tell you and w

biden: philadelphia. [honking] is great to see everyone. thank you, thank you. want to thank bishop reed, sharon baptist church, for letting us borrow your parking lot. chair.dnc chair, vice that man can make a speech, can't he? he is pretty impressive. thank you for all you do for our party and all you do to get out the vote. thank you, dwight evans, for speaking today, and for all of you, all you do to fight for the people of philadelphia every day in congress. i want to say thank you to bishop hunter, reverend mark tyler, state representative morgan -- where is morgan? thank you for being here. and bishop lewis felton. i want to thank sharon baptist church choir. aren't they great? [honking] mr. biden: one of the things i most enjoyed about being back on the campaign trail was meeting with black faith leaders around the country. the churches i get to go to during the primaries and over 400 black leaders, church leaders, supporting us. almost every sunday, i get inspired. i go to mass early in the morning, then i go to the black church to get some hope and inv

we have seen it in philadelphia before. they are trying to make a mockery of the election of this country. my father is up by almost half a million votes in the state. 86% reported. plenty of red counties left to go. plenty of red counties left to go. we will win pennsylvania. they are trying to cheat us out of it because they know it is the only path to victory. we came here today to meet with our lawyers. we are going to file suit in pennsylvania. it's a shame that we have to do that. it's the last thing we wanted to do. it is the last thing my father wanted to do. but this is rampant corruption. it can't happen. it's not fair. this is not democracy. with that, i want to pass it off to the great rudy giuliani, who is leading the legal effort. you will be hearing from him quite a bit. rudy giuliani: thank you very much. it is very sad that we are here in the city, the birthplace of our democracy. this is among one of the most antique democratic things i've ever seen or encountered. it's not just here in philadelphia. this

. ♪ >> now joe biden campaigns in philadelphia, speaking to black religious leaders.fort by black churches to mobilize voters around the country. mr. biden touts his coronavirus response and economic plans and he urged supporters to continue to push for racial justice. president trump narrowly won pennsylvania years ago. the polls indicate a close race this year. >> greetings. we greet you this afternoon for a very serious moment. it is time for us to hear the voice of a leader. a leader that will guide this the fog ofugh bigotry. a leader who knows how to build , not build walls that divide us. leader needs to be one that comes from more of a biblical motive. that means he needs to be a servant. that serves one others more than they do themselves. he has proven to be a servant served to the first effort in american president of the united states, barack obama for two terms. he is a servant because he has served not only next to the president of the united states of america but he has served in a place called the senate, being a senator. his years of serving have been

that's philadelphia. but there are outstanding absentee votes in a number of places throughout the state, including in allegheny county where pittsburgh is. there are 35,000 of those absentee mail ballots there. and in the next few hours, they will begin processing those and getting those reported out. and again, a number of other counties as well. the constant in pennsylvania has been these mail ballots. they have been heavily in biden's favor. this is true in democratic areas. this is true in republican areas. it simply seems to be the case in pennsylvania that the mail-in voting option was one that democrats were far, far, far more likely to use than republicans. and so, every time there's been a report of these new mail ballot vote counts throughout the state, biden has been gaining ground, and there is still a lot of ground he could gain with that 160,000 that's left. so, it's been a while now since we had our last update from philadelphia. you see it. they are working there overnight. i think it's v

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