home when they see underaged neighbor girls undressed on steve powell's tapes. >> powell entered a pleatenced to five years in prison for possession of child pornography. >> because of all the things that the police encountered in the search of the steven powell home, it became apparent, eventually, these boys were at imminent risk of harm. >> the best part that came out of the search warrant was steve's house was child family services of washington stepped in and shared with us that they would take custody of the children. >> the boys, ages 4 and 6, were taken last night by the state and now susan's father is fighting to keep them with him. >> they were going to be placed, relative placement with us. so we were essentially foster parents. josh didn't want them with us. >> my sons are safe with me, they are safe in my home, they are safe with my family. >> i think josh's main fear probably was that once charlie started talking to their grandparents, the story would get out. >> they were saying things like, "our mommy went with us on the trip, but didn't come back. we can only see our mo

the s&p up 3.23% ched fair powell -- fed chair powell announcing he will dip into the fed's ample toolox as needed to keep the economy growing, number one, and, two, hopefully pointing inflation upward in the face of falling air prices, lower and less demand for oil, trying to get inflation up above 2%. but it is a far, far way from that right now, kelly. >> yeah, and tyler, let's again point out with the dow up more than 600 points, we're heading back to session highs. the question of steve was an important one, about how the fed explains to the public it's this really strong, really high pace of asset purchases, even as the economy is recovering. granted the spread of covid, the lack of any further stimulus right now is not making this an urgent concern, but at some point people will want to know, you're really spraying the fire hose out there and is this level still warranted. so let's go back to the press conference here's fed chair powell. >> we also today had a full discussion of the options around the asset purchase program and, you know, we understand the ways in which we can a

and josh's mom, terri powell. >> 911, what is your emergency?> my son and his wife and their two children are not responding to calls. >> and a couple of officers come out on a welfare check. >> the officers cleared the entire residence and found nobody inside the home. there was no sign of a disturbance, physical altercation, inside of the residence. >> i made a few phone calls asking other people in the congregation if anyone had seen susan. jo jovana says, i actually had dinner with them last night. >> susan asked jovana to come to the house and help her with knitting and crocheting. while she was there, josh, who never did anything domestic at all, offered to make people dinner. >> josh and the boys were in the kitchen cooking. >> he made them one by one. he took a plate in to jovanna. he took a plate with different pancakes made in to susan. shortly after that, susan began to not feel well. susan laid down, and josh sort of suggested to jovanna that it was time for her to leave. >> he was going to take the boys sledding, and he and the boys

they're now distancing themselves from sidney powell. sort of played conspiracy mad libs, talking about cuba and hugo chavez, and at some point, elvis, and big foot i expect. despite her incendiary and ridiculous claims, they are not that different than what we have heard from rudy giuliani who is supposedly the leader of the legal team, so why are they now putting distance between themselves and her. >> my colleagues have reported that sidney powell's performance was too much for trump. and trump said we have to distance ourself from this person. there are people in the campaign who believe she has been an embarrassment for the trump paraleg legal team because they put forward the conspiracy theories. i don't know why they think that of her and not rudy giuliani who had put forward this conspiracy theory of a national intelligence plot to take down the president and the election, they are drawing the line with sidney powell, and distancing themselves from her, and the president seems to have rudy giuliani and jenna ellis, spear theorist

that is what is frustrating powell.ustrates him to look across the pond to see his counterpart at the bank of england be able to coordinate things so closely with the fiscal authorities. that was not how the fed was designed. the fed was designed to be independent and apolitical that was designed by americans to be an american institution. charles: let's go to the man of the hour right now, chairman of the federal reserve, jerome powell. >> we are strongly committed to achieving the monetary policy goals congress has given us, maximum employment and price stability. since the beginning of the pandemic we have taken forceful actions to provide relief and stability to insure that the recovery will be as strong as possible and to limit lasting damage to the economy. today my colleagues on the federal open market committee and i reaffirmed our commitment to support the economy in this challenging time. economic activity has continued to recover from its depressed second quarter level. the reopening of the economy led to a r

powell: a couple of things. the long-standing disparities in income within groups and between groups in our economy -- inequality between groups and within groups has been increasing. we have noted that is something that holds that the u.s. economy as a general matter. we have focused more on those than we have in the past and called those things out as ways for the u.s. economy to grow. everyone can contribute and benefit from that prosperity. observe very low unemployment by historical standards for extended period of time. unemployment was between 3.5% and 4% for two full years. we did not see high wage inflation or high price inflation. we did not see any notable problems of market allocation and things like that. was, in thesee ninth year of the very long expansion, the benefits float more to people at the lower end of the income spectrum. betweenecord low gaps white and black unemployment. saw labor force rise. we saw great benefits. that was one of the things that motivated us. in thented to one change mo

adam clayton powell was definitely a man ready, with a program for progress. he is ready to tell you all about it. he was the pastor of a church in harlem. he represented a harlem district. and he serves a very long time in congress. this is from the beginning of his congressional career. this later, moving from the paper form to wax, is a recording he made called keep the faith, baby. it's a series of speaking meditations on a number of different issues. these really sort of bookend his career, which is very long. and he is no william dawson. he has a very different approach to how to do things. >> all human beings, black and white, rich and poor, equal in the side of god. keep your faith in the life of your fellow man, even though he abuses you. when he abuses you, he makes himself a lesser man. a great man once said love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you and pray, pray, pray, pray, pray for them that abuse you and persecute you. keep your faith yuck. >> up through the 1970s, powell was the person who kind of embodied civ

so powell had a good sense of humor. he serves for, oh, boy, to the early 1970s so he is one of the longer serving african-americans in house history. >> you have to remember when powell came into congress in the mid 1940s there was no large civil rights movement that was happening outside of congress, there was nothing happening, and that doesn't come along until the 1950s with martin luther king and the southern christian leadership conference. so powell is very much the face of civil rights in the u.s. for more than a decade. but then once that movement begins happening outside of congress, as one of his biographers has told us, he begins to compete with it a little bit because he is no longer the face of civil rights. over time his attendance, his behavior becomes a little bit more erratic. the house actually in the late 1960s refuses to seat him, the supreme court rules that he is, in fact, entitled to be seated, but by the late 1960s he has kind of run the course of his career and leaves the house in the early 1970

so, again, the notion that sidney powell was never a member of this legal team is absurd. if they want to say she's no longer a member of this legal team, that's fine. but they're suggesting here that she was never a member of this legal team which clearly is not true. >> yeah, they should simply say, if, in fact, she was fired, you're fired. they should have simply said that and clearly they were irritated by a lot of the crazy things she was saying, specifically, about the republican governor kemp of georgia who has been a very, very close ally of the president. >> reporter: ultimately, wolf, we can play a game here of which conspiracy theory got sidney powell booted off of the legal team, was it the one alleging hugo chavez was involved or the one alleging brian kemp was involved. again, the president and rudy giuliani and jenna ellis has been spreading some version on those conspiracy theories by alleging baselessly that this dominion voting software deleted votes that should have gone to the president. there is no basis in fact for this and just to kind of emphasize t

tomorrow.t the fed we get powell tomorrow. powell has been calling for more stimulus.has been shouting for more stimulus. that is now looking less likely. what is he saying, and is there a potential bump in the road tomorrow with that fed meeting? pleading withd is the political process, as you say, to do more to provide more stimulus to support the economy. active, but it is in a place where it's tools are having diminishing returns. i think what we will hear from jay powell tomorrow is he will try to strike a very measured, reassuring tone, saying we are watching the economy, the economy is being driven by a number of things, part of it is politics, but underneath it, we are watching the virus very closely, and i think over the next few months, that is probably an even more important driver for the economy. in jay powell will reassure markets, investors, and business that they are paying attention and will act as necessary in order to support the economy. so i think there will be a fair amount of reassurance to the markets we will hear from jay powell, but they are p

chair powell: ok. alex, i would say it is even premature to think about normalizing -- to think about the size of the balance sheet and things like that. we are focused now on the goals that congress has given us, maximum employment and price stability, and we will take the time to think about slowing our asset purchases, which would slow the balance sheet -- we will start to think about that when there has been a whole lot more progress toward those goals. ouruld say, based on experience, some of which you mentioned, we know the steps to take. we know that we need to carefully communicate those steps well in advance. what rebound am doing after the global financial crisis was, in 2013, we announced we would gradually taper our asset purchases so that they ended a year later. gradual moves. then the size of the balance sheet was held constant for several years. as the economy grows, then the ratio of the fed's balance sheet to the size of the economy shrinks. that is one thing we can do. i would also s

and the trump campaign now severing ties with one attorney, sidney powell. "the washington post" reports he was too conspiratorial for team trump and the president didn't see her as useful any more. another critical election meeting next hour. michigan's canvassing board meets amid concerns over a deadlock, and after a pressure campaign by the president designed to undermine the outcome, a clear joe biden win in the state. let's get right to cnn's dianne gallagher in lansing, michigan. diane, thanks for joining us. do we expect any drama in michigan today? >> reporter: oh, nia, we had plenty of drama already. how many times can you say there's a protest before a board of canvassers meeting. tracks for 2020. we'll see what happens at 1:00 p.m. this is sort of how it breaks down. this is a mundane procedural vote in any other year, four person board, two republicans, two democrats. you have to have at least three votes for the election to be certified. one of those republicans has already indicated to others, including a republican congressman, he doesn't know

>> it seems like jay powell. we just put out a story on the terminal that at the end of the day, we don't know who the president is, but we know that jay powell is ready to step in to markets at any point. you heard this week from policymakers that they are thinking about shifting purchases further out. when you think about the ripple effect in the stock market, that is great news for the winners, tech companies, growth companies. we could see the fed try to tamp down longer-term rights. that will help justify lofty valuations in the tech space. caroline: i brought up bitcoin earlier. people think it is rallying not because of election uncertainty but because of covid. it almost feels like we've lost that train of thought. what about covid and what about the need for further fiscal stimulus? i'm not quite ready to call bitcoin a haven, but the point about covid is very important. 100 having its best week since april. two percentage points ahead of the s&p 500 weekly gain. this is a trade that has benefited during

lou and joining us now by freedom is sidney powell. a member obviously, of the president's legal team. one of the country's leading appellate attorneys. sidney, first of all, thanks. i know you are going every which direction right now, busy as you could possibly be. let's start out right now with the president's path to victory here as you and the legal team see it. if you could give us just that, that canvass very quickly. >> well, yes, lou. the entire election, frankly, in all the swing states should be overturned, and the legislature should make sure that the electors are selected for trump. and it's going to have to follow the constitutional provisions that it go be decided according to the amendment. lou: let's -- >> go ahead. lou: let's turn to smartmatic and dominion. are they or are they not linked? >> oh, they're definitely linked. i would call them inextricably intertwined. they have the same history from their inception. i'm sure they're trying to distance themselves from each other, but the fact is that the dominion machin

president trump's campaign issued a statement last night distancing itself from lawyer sidney powell repeatedly made unsupported claims of widespread voter fraud. man, you've got to be pretty crazy if rudy guiliani thinks you're a liability "sorry, ms. powell, but you're a loose cannon now if you'll excuse me, i'm late for a press conference where i say joe biden is the hamburglar." the pharmaceutical company astrazeneca announced that one of its coronavirus regimens is up to 90% effective. and it says something about how upside-down 2020 is that we're now all rooting for pharmaceutical companies "come on, astrazeneca! you can do this. pfizer ain't got nothing on you. but don't you give up, pfizer. we're counting on you, too." today was senate minority leader chuck schumer's 70th birthday. or as they call it in the senate, "barely legal. [ light laughter ] infectious disease expert doctor recent interview that santa claus is immune to the coronavirus. "oh, good for him," said an elf being forced to come into the workshop during an outbreak. the music store guitar center has announced

powell breaks to the end zone! and he's in for the touchdown. >> tony: that didn't take long. >> mike: whoa! just like that, powell on a rocket shot from uiagalelei. 39-33, clemson. >> tony: play action fake and then a rocket to cornell powell. on the slant and that ball is in there before the defenders can react. >> mike: we're going to have to review where the ball was when his bottom hit the goal line. we see right there. looks like when he came down the ball as at the play. probably have to freeze to confirm it. and here is that freeze. >> tony: very close. very close. >> reporter: i think he'll get that. >> tony: as close as owusu-koramoah. >> mike: that's right. at the other end that put the irish up ten. that spot where he's down, i don't know how you could reverse that. the second touchdown, if it is a touchdown for powell, six catches, 162 yards. uiagalelei has thrown for 426 now. >> tony: has he really? that's a sneaky 400. >> mike: you're the best. >> tony: no, it is. >> mike: i know. >> tony: he's havin

so we invited sidney powell on this show.e would've given her the whole hour, we would have given her the entire week, actually, and listened quietly the whole time in rapt attention. that is a big story. but she never sent us anyt evidence, despite a lot of requests, polite requests. not a page. when we kept pressing, she got angry and told us to stopd contacting her. when we checked with others or on the trump campaign, people with positions of authority, they told us powell has never given them any evidence, either. nor did she provide any today at the press conference. powell did say electronic voting is dangerous, and she is right, we are with her there, but she never demonstrated a single actual vote was moved illegitimately by software from one candidate to another. not once. why are we telling you this? we are telling you this because it's true. and in the end, that's all that matters: the truth. it is our only hope, it's our best defense. and it's how we are different from them. we care what's true, and we know you c

what powell was describing what amount to the single greatest crime in american history.illions of votes stolen in the day. democracy destroyed, the end of our centuries old system of self-government, not a small thing. to be perfectly clear, we did not dismiss any of it. we don't dismiss anything anymore, particularly when it's related to technology. we've talked to too many silicon valley whistle-blowers, we've seen too much. after four years, this may be the single most open-minded show on television. we literally do a ufo segment not because we are crazy or even interested in the subject, but because there is evidence that ufos are real and everyone lies about it. there is evidence a lot of things responsible people use to dismiss out of hand is ridiculous are in fact real and we don't care who mocks it. the louder the yale political science department and the staff of the "atlantic" magazine scream "conspiracy theory" at the more interested we tend to be. it's usually a sign you're over. a lot of people with impressive sounding credentials are frauds, they are childr

jay powell, maybe they get him to talk about terming what the fed is buying.bailey might suggest what they will do, because they are dealing with the possibility of a hard brexit. , if theyl, for the fed are going to let the economy run hot or for longer, what is that say about yield? paul: the fed has a lot of control over the short and of the curve. i do not think the fed is going to suggest they will be targeting the long end, but that is probably a step too far. they can allow the economy to run hotter. we have seen consistently from the third quarter on the u.s. economy outperforming economy spread the labor market has recovered earlier. i think the fed will be content to allow existing momentum to run its course. guy: mike, you mentioned it is important for financial markets. at what point do central bankers become concerned -- the price mechanism is no longer useful and actually they are in danger of creating a situation where stability is a risk? mike: it is out there somewhere and they have knowledged it is an issue. nobody can put a number on it. whe

powell's prewritten testimony is out. transcript, it says he sees significant challenges and uncertainties because of the vaccine. he still believes that news will be positive in the medium term but he said it is still hard to assess the implications of that. the economy and a good place right now, but a lot of uncertainty with regards to covid and getting that under control. joe: i want to bring in bloomberg congressional reporter eric lawson. even before we get to the biden administration, we still have time in the current congress, current presidency. mitch mcconnell coming out this afternoon, saying he wants a stimulus deal to get aid to the american public. do we even know what is on the table from the republican side that mcconnell would push through the senate, that trump would sign? erik: mitch mcconnell was out there today talking about the need to immediately pass a stimulus. but he is not really showing much wiggle room. he is talking again about a minor package, something that would re-up ppp, the small busine

a break with sidney powell over the weekend.t's behind that, and what is the motive, the reason for the split between powell and giuliani at all? >> well, i think it's because we're pursuing two different theories. our theory of the case to get to the supreme court now in four places and it's soon going to be in two others, and there'll be an overall lawsuit, is basically misconduct of the election by state officials in at least five or six different states in which the misconduct of the election involved depravation of constitutional rights of the president. for example, in one part of the astronaut you could fix d -- state, you could fix a ballot. democrat part. other part of the state, you couldn't fix the ballot. one part of the state the ballots were examined, the other part of the state they didn't care if the ballots were examined. in pennsylvania there are 680,000 unexamined ballots that virtually were put in secretly by democrats alone. that's outrageous. that is misconduct of the election. elections are supposed to be

now, this notion that sidney powell never was a member of the legal team is absurd. not only did the president name sidney powell in a tweet as he was announcing the members of his legal team, but just a few days ago, sidney powell appeared right along side rudy giuliani and jenna ellis at republican national committee headquarters to talk about their legal effort. giuliani saying he was in charge of this investigation, along side sidney, referring to the attorney sidney powell. sidney powell has been trafficking in conspiracy theories about the 2020 election over the past week that she has been a member of the legal team. she has alleged the cia was involved in rigging the election. she's alleged the late leader of venezuela, hugo chavez, was involved. and she's even blamed republican governor brian kemp for rigging the campaign for joe biden she's been trafficking these claims as a member of the legal team, and they're not all that far from what the president and his lawyers have been saying. the president has alleged this conspiracy theory about the dominion votin

caroline: absolutely essential is when fed chair powell called a fiscal deal.r it is small? think i am going in and out but i think a small yield for the next three months is probably ok given where we are. obviously things would be more secure if there was a solid package. the really hard lifting is negotiating the 2021. if all you get is a half $1 trillion package and then nothing at all in 2021, it is hard to see how we do not slip into a traditional style recession. romaine: you seem to be a lot more optimistic than me. i am having a hard time seeing what the path would be to something larger even if you go by the market scenario right by -- right now. you would still have the senate that even if it is in republican hands or democratic hands, it is going to be a 50/50 split. you think there is the will politically speaking to actually do this? i think it is possible. i think it is sensitive to how people approach it. one thing i think is neglected is when we had negotiations the last time, obama and i think the conventional wisdom was we should be moving to

. >> do you think it's more likely than not that powell keeps his job, greg? >> just don't know there's too many uncertainties out there. >> fair enough that's early days to be asking you about that let's move on and talk about the decision coming up in a couple minutes that's been the least important thing on investors' mind today we spoke with julia at the top of the hour who said, look for them to lay out the kiwi plans they may have into next year. >> i think that's what we'll be looking for. i think the q&a could be interesting in that regard our sense is tha that means perhaps we should be bracing for more lockdowns but right now that's not happening and the economic data looks pretty good so that is taking pressure off the fed. on the negative side, stimulus talks broke down that said, the senate leader, mitch mcconnell, does seem to be doing a deal during the lame duck and if the economy rolls over because of the pandemic, you'll see increased pressure on the fed to move. those are the contingent questions that i would like to hear powell answer this a

joining us now is sidney powell.mer federal prosecutor, general michael flynn's defense attorney and great american. and i know for a fact is as busy as she can possibly be working all hours of the day. sidney, thanks for taking the time to be with us. let me start by saying this time is yours right now. this audience, most of america, wants to know where are we in this fight for the white house? >> well, we are making great progress, lou. we have one case in the court in georgia that's getting ready to go to the 11th circuit. we're going to ask for emergency review of that where we sought to impound all the voting machines in georgia, and we need, frankly, to stop the election that's supposed to happen in january a because all the machines are infected with the software code that allows dominion to shave votes for one candidate and give them to another and other features that do the same thing. and we filed suit also in michigan, and we're preparing suits for several other states. and as i'm sure your viewers, hopef

now, giuliani and ellis, who appeared alongside powell now say sydney powell is not a member of the legal team. let me read you the statement they just put out. sydney powell is practicing law on her own. she is not a member of the trump legal team. she is also not a lawyer for the president in his personal capacity. again, powell appeared alongside both of them just a few days ago, and giuliani at that news conference said, quote, i'm in charge of this investigation with sydney and the people you see there. the question is why are they distancing themselves from powell. she has been peddling a number of conspiracy theories about the 2020 election. some of them very similar to the conspo conspiracies giuliani and ellis and the president have said. she's accused georgia's republican governor of being involved in rigging the 2020 election. these claims have no basis in fact or reality, but for days on end, she was making these claims and it didn't seem to bother the trump campaign legal team. somewhere along the lines it seems she may have crossed the line, even for the president's attorney

this is how giuliani introduced powell on tuesday. >> we're represented president trump and the trump campaign. when i finish, sidney powell and then jenna ellis will follow me. >> reporter: in a new statement the campaign said powell is practicing law on her own, added she's not a member of the trump legal team. president-elect joe biden is expected to nominate antony blinken for secretary of state. he's been a close adviser to biden for decades scene here in the situation room the night osama bin laden was killed. as biden makes his cabinet picks, his chief of staff is frustrated over lack of coordination by the trump administration. >> our transition isn't getting access to agency officials to develop plans. there's a lot of focus on the vaccine roll out plan and we have no access to that. >> reporter: we're learning more about trump's possible plans for the future. "the washington post" said he could announce his run for the white house in 2024 by the end of this year. mona? >> elizabeth, thank you. >>> a 15-year-old is under arrest for the mass shooting at a mall outside milwauke

. >> the president's legal team now says that sidney powell is not a member. sidney powell has been ra trafficking in conspiracies about the 2020 election. >>> the president's legal team has been an embarrassment. >>> you see people trafficking. those are the things we've got to realize are going to get us into even more trouble. >> i would expect day two, hoefully the first week will be immunized. >> we're going to need about 225 million people vaccinated. it's going to take a long time to do that. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day," it is monday, november 23rd, 6:00 here in new york. and breaking overnight, cnn has learned that president-elect joe biden will nominate longtime foreign policy adviser tony blinken to be the next secretary of state. it's seen as a sign that the incoming administration is trying to rebuild u.s. alliances. the president-elect will announce his first cabinet picks tomorrow. and cnn has new details about the oth

maybe the bigger question, why sidney powell, not rudy giuliani?who couldn't answer basic legal questions in federal court, his performance a mockery by any objective court observer. rudy giuliani who is under active investigation by the fbi, who unwittingly took a role in borat 2. and a press conference at a landscaping company next to a sex shop. sidney powell is simply the fall guy for a president that likes to win, who said we would be tired of winning, doesn't appear to be tired of losing. the election legal team and allies lost more than 30 court cases at this point. there must be a scapegoat. that is sidney powell, sacrificed for an effort to overturn the election that's melting faster than rudy giuliani's hair. >>> and ahead, president-elect biden revealing more picks from his cabinet, including the homeland security cabinet and role for john kerry and the former defense secretary says joe biden should drop the america first slogan. kids, what do you want for lunch? pizza. tacos. pizza! what about subway? it's a good call and everyone loves

that is rudy giuliani, jenna alice and sydney powell and apparently sydney powell is not part of the team anymore. yeah, the legal team distancing itself from sydney, powell will reportedly be cause for conspiracy theories when to for even for the whites of rudy giuliani. this is what powell said at a press conference just last week to the dominion voting systems. the smartmatic technology software and the software that goes into other computerized voting systems here as well. not just a minion, were created and billions of in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election. after one constitutional referendum came out the way he did not want it to come out. all right, to fund the deceased hugo chavez, venezuela and the u.s. presidential election. so how far would you say we are from the twilight zone right now? or? and if there's something beyond to try, let's all of them, we're past the twilight zone and we're actually behind that or beyond that, in my view at least because that's just,, i don't have almost any worse nor have any observer c.r., most

i happen to think jay powell is great. if you like stocks, you got two great people if you don't like stocks, you're, you know, you're fighting li, you're fighting nio. you're fighting the red pill >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> that's -- >> what a throwback, jim i had to look it up. i had to look it up. july, 2014, yellen said that valuations of small cap biotechs were, quote, substantially stretched. and, man, did we give her a hard time on that it was -- >> to be fair, wasn't it in some sort of fed paper. i don't believe she was actually quoted, specifically i remember us being on set at the nyse and talking a lot about it. >> what does she think of fuel cell energy. what does she think of plug power? do any of these companies, if you add them all up, have any profits, dpw any of them? >> you and i have the same conversations, not with each other, but with people in the marketplace. they're talking about dpw, ciic i talked about yesterday, up again, not to mention long view, that one, all these spacs that are skyrocketing

they look at it and demand it tucker carlson o other night demand hard refereed prosecute sidney powell trump attorney did not get it, what is a reporter doing here they are looking at this i don't know rudy giuliani, jedi master level effort self destruction on national stage howie, saying -- we have judges who are republican who are -- this out we have attorneys, we have you know a lot of legislators right now. who are saying forget it they are covering the story as it proceeds. howard: well that is what a news organization does i know some think fox should back president no matter what we have to follow facts, reuters poll says 68% republicans say they are concerned the election was rigged, that is a worded that president trump often uses, so his message is getting out, at least, at this point. >> this is what happened, i remember in 2000 when 2000 race was contested i was one of the first in not the first to congratulate george w. bush a huge supporter of al gore i was criticized by some democrats for doing it then i think republicans have to step forth, the question around media an

that is rudy giuliani, jenna alice and sydney powell. and apparently sidney powell is not part of the team anymore. yeah, the team distancing itself from sydney powell reportedly because for conspiracy theories went too far even for the likes of rudy giuliani and this is what powell said at a press conference just last week. take a listen, dominion voting systems, the smartmatic technology software, and the software that goes and other computerized voting systems here as well. not just a minion, were created and billions in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez tonight. sure, he never lost an election after one constitutional referendum came out the way he did not want to come out. all right, to fund the deceased hugo chavez, venezuela, and the us presidential election. so how far would you say we are from the twilight zone right now? around if there is something beyond to try, let's all of them, we're past the twilight zone and we're actually behind that or beyond that in my view, at least because that is just that i don't have almo

jay powell warning the u.s. economy still has a "long way to go," and the pound, holding onto gains. potentially a breakthrough, and if we roll over the board, bitcoin. we searched through on 18,000. we have come down a bit, but this is the highest level since the end of 2017 and we are less than 10% away from bitcoin hitting an all-time high. manus: you know what, this goes to the core of mykonos gratz when he said we crossed a rubicon. dalio.rite is from ray maybe wecally saying, missed something. maybe i should look at this again at some juncture. i might be missing something about this coin so i love to be bitcoin so i would love to be corrected. cases, that iss continuing to be front and center for investors. warningkers are infection rates are posing significant risks to the recovery. jay powell, sounding caution on the near term impact. christine lagarde and andrew bailey warning of a tough road ahead. with the virus spreading, we are not going back to the same economy. we are going back to a different ec

team, but just a few days ago, sidney powell appeared right along side rudy giuliani and jenna ellis at republican headquarters to talk about their effort. giuliani saying he was in charge of this investigation, alongside sidney, referring to the attorney sidney powell. sidney powell has been trafficking in conspiracy theories about the election over the last week during which she's been a member of that legal team. she has alleged the cia was involved in rigging the election, she's alleged that hugo chavez was involved and brian kemp, governor of georgia, for rigging the campaign for joe biden. she's been trafficking these clai claims as a member of the legal team and they're not all that far from what the president and his lawyers have been saying. the president has alleged this conspiracy theory about the dominion software saying it deleted votes in his favor. no basis in reality. it's something that's been debunked by state and federal officials across the country over these last several days. as this is happening though, the president is losing in the courts. one case after the

you know what rudy giuliani and sidney powell have been saying.reaction to all of this from your role and the intelligence committee and does social media play a role here? >> well, a couple quick thoughts. number one, in any close election, whether it's a local mayor's race or congressional race, elections don't get called we have several races in the united states right now, and if for congress that haven't been called yet, so that's the first issue. secondly, if any of the technology is touching the internet and the web, that's very concerning. people i've been drug through this four years of russia russia russia they interfered with the election. we worked hard to make sure there were paper ballots. now if some of that technology was touching the web that's a concern. look, this is a very close election. it's in joe biden's best interest and his over obama that sits a mile from the white house like we talked in the last segment, they ought to be the ones that are asking for every vote to be legally counted because you have to remember -- maria

jay powell put it well. in the medium-term, the vaccine springs forward the prospects of a restart looking more real. light at the end of the tunnel. thehe number -- near term, tunnel is still quite dark. we are heading into rising case unts. fertility's as well. everything considered certainly in the near term, i can understand why markets are consolidating from the euphoria earlier this week. it is very important to put things into perspective. course of the last week , two of the biggest uncertainties for investors, the u.s. elections and a vaccine development, you have seen notable progress. i think it's very important to put the near term risk reversal in the context of an environment where some of the uncertainties have been improving. to haves we have spoken been putting cash work into motion. >> there is an easing of the tension uncertainty given the vaccine front. this, do you think rotation we have seen is here to stay? what we have seen is a swift changing of leadership. immediately after the u.s.

not only did the president name sidney powell in a tweet but just a few days ago sidney powell appearedight alongside rudy giuliani and jenna ellis at republican national committee headquarters to talk about their legal effort, janngiuliani sayie was over the last week during which she's been a member of that legal team. she has alleged that the cia was somehow involved in rigging the election. she's alleged that the late leader of venezuela, hugo chavez was involved and she's accused brian kemp of rigging the election in favor of joe biden. unin of these claims have basis in reality. they're not all that far from what the president and his lawyers have also been saying. the president has alleged this conspiracy theory about the dominion voting software, saying that it somehow deleted votes in his favor. no basis in reality. uts something that's been repeatedly debunked by state and federal officials across the country over these last several days. now, as this is happening though, the president is losing in the courts one case after the next, more than two dozen cases have been either

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powell said this, i agree with the campaign statement that i am not part of the campaign's legal teamnever signed a retainer agreement resent the president were campaign a bill for my expenses or fees. my intent has always been to expose all the fraud i could find and let the chips fall where they may whether it be upon republicans or democrats. the evidence i'm compiling is overwhelming, the software tool was used to shift millions of votes from president trump and other republican candidates to biden and other democrat candidates. we are proceeding to prepare a lawsuit and plaintiff violate this week. it will be epic. now to the latest on the battle for the white house, georgia will begin a third recount tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m., even though it certified the results last friday. this recount will count every ballot through scanner instead of a hand recount. the machine will be checking a machine. if the results do change the final tally could be recertified or decertified. there are three active lawsuits in three other states by the trump campaign. in nevada a hearing is set fo

there's no space between sidney powell and president trump. they're saying it now because she spoke out loud what they've all been saying behind the scenes. she happened to attack republicans who were running for office, who were involved in elections in georgia. >> that was the cardinal sin. >> that was the cardinal sin. seriously, we can put the picture up on the screen if we have it. when i talk about no space between rudy giuliani and sidney powell, i literally mean no space. they're standing next to each other. there are releases that went out and said, they're part of the same legal team. there they are. there they are. now giuliani and jenna ellis, the other person there saying, no, no, she's not part of our legal team. you know what this looks like? it looks like a legal team right here. >> a sweaty legal team. >> but she's not the one having the grand lular issues, right? charlie, obviously, at this point, marco rubio, ted cruz, they want to be president. i mean, what donald trump is doing doesn't help them. it really doesn't help the

sidney powell is here. hing for . she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk that's life, nothing you can do... uh, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat? prevented. you can get vaccinated. where? at your pharmacy, your doctor's - hold on! don't want to go through that! 50 years or older? get vaccinated for shingles. now. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." joining me now to continue the conversation on president trump's election and the legal battle, congressman jim jordan. i just ma -- i just had congressman mccarthy on. he said you made good gains in the house. what do you attribute that to? >> good candidates. just good candidates running, and running on the principles president trump laid out fighting for the american people. if someone would have told the american people a week before the election that we would keep the senate and pick up 10-12 seats in the house, and pick upstate legislatures and president trump would get 10 million more

sidney powell is here. judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." joining me now to continue the conversation on president trump's election and the legal battle, congressman jim jordan. i just ma -- i just had congressman mccarthy on. he said you made good gains in the house. what do you attribute that to? >> good candidates. just good candidates running, and running on the principles president trump laid out fighting for the american people. if someone would have told the american people a week before the election that we would keep the senate and pick up 10-12 seats in the house, and pick upstate legislatures and president trump would get 10 million more votes than he got last time but still come up short, nobody would have believed that. that's why you have people saying something isn't right here and that's why they want it investigated. judge jeanine: when you think about 73 million people voted for the president. and everybody winning i the lower down ballots, it doesn't make sense. in my open i referenced some of the affidavits. the secretary