when things don't go your ♪ ♪ way you neede me to fix it ♪ ♪ and like me, i di but i ran ou of every reaso when i first heard that you moved on quicker ♪ ♪ than i could've eve you know that hurt swear for a whil i would stare at my phone ♪ ♪ just to see your name but now that it's ther i don't really kno what to say ♪ ♪ i know yo you're like this when things don't go your wa you needed me to fix it ♪ ♪ and like me i did but i ran ou of every reaso now suddenly you're ♪ ♪ asking for it bac could you tell m where'd you get the nerv yeah you could say you ♪ ♪ miss all that we ha but i don't really car how bad it hurts when you broke me first ♪ ♪ you broke me firs what did you think would happen what did you think ♪ ♪ would happe i'll never let you have it what did you think would happen ♪ ♪ now suddenly you're asking for it back could you tell m where'd you get the nerve ♪ ♪ yeah you could sa you miss all that we had but i don't really car how bad it hurts ♪ ♪ when you broke me first you broke me first you broke me first ♪ >> jimmy: thank you to tate mccrae. more "tonight show" when we come b

extensive lockdowns have left many people jobless: that's key reaso says the 2of lesbos leaving thousands of mapeople homeless.s: how are they doing now? what is life really like for migrants in greece? >> athens, a few days before lockdown. enri canaj is out and about with his camera. many of the refugees who were sent to the greek mainland aftemoria camp was razed to e grnd have ended up her in victoria square. w that they have been anted official refee status,hey >> wn people are graed asyl, they no longer have any right to receivetate aid. theyl suppt any morend no accommodatn. >>he new greeksylum la havencreased theisery of pele seeking refe in europe. for years, enri canaj has been docunting theifates wi his cara and mucempath en he was ung, he,oo, fled with his family from albania to athens where they lived illegally. e prestigis magnum ancy phographer has made highlighting migration and the plight of refugees his life work. canaj was there when the blaze broke out at the moria camp on lesbos. >> "i remember the exhaustion and fear in their eyes, but i also saw hope that moria was

♪ ♪ emotionally too now i'm al turned around yeah he says i'm daydreaming♪ ♪ about leaving for no reasotrying not to unfol i don't need to tell you but i'm letting you know the truth is ♪ ♪ i can't resis whenever we lie like thi held onto horses ♪ ♪ but i'm letting them go we're right on cours to never stop or go slow i don't need to tell you ♪ ♪ but i'm letting you kno the truth is i can't resist whenever we lie like this ♪ ♪ yea like this lie like lie like this lie like can't resist ♪ ♪ whenever we like this lie like lie like this lie like can't resist ♪ ♪ he says i'm kinda too up front when i'm driving from the backseat ♪ ♪ so lead me where you want yeah he says i'm a littl too hard to handle a little too tough ♪ ♪ to get to but beautiful once you breakthrough yea he says i'm daydreaming ♪ ♪ about leaving for no reaso well i got hay fever from my feelings ♪ ♪ yet i don't head on your shoulde you keep pulling me clos i'm spilling over trying ♪ ♪ not to unfold i don't need to tell you but i'm letting you know the truth is ♪ ♪ i can't resis whenever we lie like thi held onto horses but

the reason they want to shut down opposing speech, the reaso they want to demonize millions of you, is because they want total and absolute power withou ever having to defend their policies. open borders, china trade, wars and the middle east, the polly' were disastrous for the poor in the middle class, this is why they refused to do interviews with hosts on fox prime time, they don't want their policies question. joe biden's rambling reference today to germany was shameful. it was divisive, he didn't hear mitt romney mentioned that grea it was something that you would expect from a beat of marxist berkeley professor or a member of the squad, but not the president elect. >> they're part of the big lie commit the big lie. you keep repeating the lie, repeating the lie. there was a point that when dresden was bombed, firebombed, there were to hundred 50 people that were killed or was it to thousand 500 people were killed and he said no, no, 25,000. or 250,000 were killed. in the papers printed that. >> let's set aside the fact tha the man can't speak. but that's going to calm things down?

became the party of donald trump that is no longer sustainable for them for self-evident and obvious reasosons. and that will serve them well. >> from this not live in and in person but a pretaped two minute long message statement that the members of the committee inside the hotel i watched night, trump also talked about the state currently at the party saying "our popularity as a party is doing very well and we have setbacks every once in a while but i think we are in great shape. that tape is not being shared with the public. >> bret: phil keating live at amelia island mike island. dominion voting system is suing sue powell for $1 million over what they call her wild accusations. this was a series of unsuccessful lawsuits contesting the election outcome. she claims -- has the ability to switch votes. powell has not responded to the lawsuit so far. late today, powell's twitter account was suspended along with that of national security's harmful act of social media companies and forward accounts that are solely dedicated to sharing cueing on content will be permanently suspended. still ahe

friend ♪ ♪ a friend who will listen to all of your need everyone of your needs ♪ ♪ if for no other reasoyour hands. don't touch your face. wear a mask. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪

. >> woodruff: the reaso i'm asking you these questions is cause there is still some doubt on the partmany people, even people who support joe biden, about whether or not there's anything that can be done at this stage to prevent his becoming pn,sident. i m tomorrow, you have challenges by republicans to the states, electoral results. a couple of those, pennsylvania and georgia, that wld be enough to undo joe biden's eltoral majority. >> the point is, is that joe biden got more thanenough electoral votes, and that is what will pre kil. and w that these people who we know are running for president in 2024-- josh hawley and ted cruz-- have garnered a lot of attention. another but look a the comments from other republican leaders, from mitt romney, who is the party candidate for president. fr ben sasse. from people like susan collins and lisa merkoswki, and john thune, who is the majority whip. so remember th. and we know this is high stakes. and, by the way, i just note georgia or people who know in people in georgia, you have about 20 minutes left, a little more tat, to get to the polls

and i thinkre for obvious reaso, is part of the reason that you typically do not see lots of conditions change from administration to administration. because you've already had this division sort of embrace and articulated in a brief sometimes. by the lawyers who have been in the office for years and years and years. so you think of somebody as a senior career deputies in the office. and literally is been in the justice department sense the carter administration. i'm not going to do math on the fly but there is nothing nothing he has not seen . so there's all that institutional knowledge in the office. i do neil's point, certainly my philosophy when i was in the office in the position to hire people for the career spot. as you really do not want to take kind of politics into account rescue the hiring for two reasons. one was just because it would be contrary to the long tradition of the office. and that would've been sufficient insufficient today. but often there's a self-interest. what lawyers in the office but in the process for coming up with your position and also in the court who s

leisure means more focused work n and onvating reaso reading and collecting facts and on reading tolstoy and industrial reports and the founders and philosophy so that all of us are capable of what he calls the duty of public participation. your task is urgent. it is central. there's nothing more important in teaching students about the essence of american democracy because democracy will falter into the mob in precisely the ways the founders feared unless you continue on your urgently important path. therefore, i will close with two inspiring phrases of brandeis. he was called isaiah by many, including friends of roosevelt, partly because he looked like isaiah with his impressive shock of white hair and tendency to prophesies, speak up and down -- to prophesize, speak up and down, but also because of that beautiful phrase from the prophet, come, let us reason together. that beautiful phrase encapsulates brandeis's and the framers madisonian hope. and then we can just and with the final words of brandeis -- if you would govern by the light of reason, we must let our minds be bold. thank

we go back to normal, in health care we're going to be better than normal very spoefkecifically the reaso are having less icu care is because we're better. >> jeffrey flaks, thank you for joining us today >> thank you >>> congp mi uin the next hour, do not miss snowflake's frank slootman "squawk alley" starts after the break. >>> good morning it is 8:00 a.m. at snowflake headquarters in san mateo, california it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live kin k . ♪

at th ihashaha jrnalistsalistsalo.d who wave rul rationsatioha benethet short s sle s s theaso reasoecocoauc th pthutey a a l oey m m m m m flncg tingeopleplen gt tt t mhaeee rules ss ttha spl se.impl hean s i iss not immemm t t pr suprprnd politiaitnsiciansicre t ooccepccngepng buonbustirom sommefef tsese ort seerses,lleome oom oom the e shoe se slers sohat'sha why t why t why thy ra tendentecy tocycyor thehe srtrt llers aernd they'rehey'rehecareo ath ofath at losin lin l lvein y ecau bseec these m the ttt of te marketrkmuchch moreor powerful than as rich as these people are, than the movement of these short sellers that can only apply a couple billion dollars to a trade. the whole market is plying tens of billions of dollars to these trades. on the one hand you have to admire the moxie of the etail investors. the little guys are winning right now at this point. on the other hand you got to say watch out the practicalities of the way markets work, the practicalities of the way washington works and regulations that benefit these billionaire traders are going to kick in at some point.

so, i mean, if you look at us before pre to 2015, our reliance on the oil gdp and return, the reaso revenues to almost a little above 50%. so that's very much like evident that we are diversifying our economy and will continue on doing. we are a big investor not only in evs, but in renewable energy. we are the largest by far when it comes to solar installation now we will follow through in the wind turbines. and neon, one of our projects. they are the first green hydrogen complex in cooperation as a co-investment with other projects and aqua power. a project of about $5 billion. now, if you look at the line, which is a part of neon, it's 174 kilometers long and it will have 1 million people and it will have one of the largest number of visitors for the cities around the world, and we want to launch this city all on renewable injury with zero carbon so we want to invest in our environment to make it liveable for not only us, but many, many generations to come. >> yeah, i look forward to visit there one day when you guys are done finally, yasir, to those who claim that you are so big that you