i want to dig deeper and ring in rick tyler, a republican strategist and msnbc analyst.rning. >> reporter: good morning. >> do you think the voter fraud claims complicate things for perdue and loeffler? >> it's a huge problem. i've been saying this all week. donald trump, by undermining the results of the election, he's claiming machine fraud and claiming it in georgia. voter machine fraud. except in dgeorgia, they eliminated machines and he still lost. if people begin to believe in georgia that this election was stolen, which is the claim of the president, and that there is fraud, then why turn out? why turn out to a fraudulent election? so he's definitely going to suppress his own vote, and chris, when he goes down there in georgia, it will be a disaster, because he will not be able to refrain from talking about how the election was stolen, how it was all fraud. he'll be completely off message. instead of promoting the importance to republicans for them of why they need to get out and vote to control the senate with perdue and loeffler, he'll instead go into a 9 0-minu

joining me now are rick tyler, former ted cruz national campaign spokesperson, and chris lu, former seniorn the obama white house, and victoria defrancesco soto, from the university of texas at austin. rick, apparently georgia has just certified after that hand count, they've certified that joe biden is the winner, and that should take it off the plate of any further legal challenges, although we never know, after the rudy giuliani performance. what will mike pence's presence there do? certainly highlighting how important this race is to the republicans. [ inaudible ]. >> -- keeps the democrats from controlling the senate, therefore having control of the house, the senate, and the presidency. but i have to say, i give a slight advantage to the democrats because -- for a couple of reasons. one is, georgia is now almost a minority/majority state. they've got about 48% or 52% white voters, and over the last four years, they've registered over a million voters, mostly minority and young voters, thanks to team stacey abrams. so they have a lot of momentum. their challenge is to keep that moment

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joining me now, republican strategist and msnbc news analyst rick tyler, joel payne, host of the podcastmes the payne," and victoria defrancesco soto from ut texas at austin. happy thanksgiving, guys. rick, i'll start with you on this one, what damage can the the president do the last 55 days he's in office? a lot of this is stemming from the report obviously talking about the president weighing a strike on iran just a couple of weeks ago and possibly sending us into a war while he's headed out of office. i want to talk to you about some of the reporting we're getting from pro publica about what the president is trying to do and draw down when it comes to environmental and worker productions. here is had a they swhat they s quote, trump is racing to weaken environmental and workers productions, reintroducing firing squads and electrocutions to federal executions. behind the skincenes, rick, do expect this to be the busiest 55 days we've seen in a lame duck session? >> the best we can hope for is donald trump place golf, watches a lot of tv and grievance tweet for the next 50 days. there

rick >> you know, tyler, you're exactly right. right now at 77 basis points, down a baker's dozen, down 13 basis points on the day. that's a bit of a distortion because some of the early misgivings of where we were in the election process when treasuries closed spiked it up so, if you look at a two-week chart, we're revisiting the lower end of a range if you put bunds on top of tens since september 1st, the main dynamics haven't changed we continue to outperform on higher yields versus european lower yields if you look at tens minus two, the yield spread curve going back to 2018, it was also distorted with a jump yesterday. it settled at 73 granted, it's back down at 63. in the end it's also somewhat in a range. if you look at one week of the dollar index, it's like treasuries, visited the low end, but maybe appropriate charge euro versus dollar that is finding some solid support it took a few sessions to get there. kelly, back to you >> a dramatic day, rick, thank you. rick santelli. >>> the bulls are continuing their post-electi

tyler, it's all yours. >> rick, thank you very much let's go now to steve liesman for more details on those fed minutes, as you've had a couple of minutes to look at the minutes. steve? >> speed-reading through the minutes. tyler, the fed did discuss additional options for asset purchase it came to no conclusion i actually was expecting maybe a more definitive result from the meeting, but from what i could read there, glance, i guess is a better way to put it, they're not ready yet to make a change to the asset purchases they say they can do a lot of things with it they can increase the term structure, do it over a longer term horizon they like what the bank of canada is doing. they didn't see any immediate need to adjust the level of asset purchases, now at 120 billion a month. there was some thinking that, hey, if interest rates were to rise and there was a lot of treasury issuance, the fed might need to do more. they said changing conditions could warrant a change to the asset purchase price again, no particular hurry, it sounded like i'll have to read more closely i don't think we

we go back to the bond market where rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. >> hi, tyler wend everything you need to know is right there we open up but we've just been drifting look at a month-to-date chart of what's going on in a ten-year note yield it ended last month, october, at 87 basis points. so we are now officials higher price lower yield than we finished last month on the long maturities i think that's very relevant we want to pay very close to attention to 75 basis points below and the resistance between 92 and 96 basis point on top. euro versus dollar, like interest rates it's lost a lot of ground. up see the high there? 120 and change why is that important? it's important for a number of reasons. it's a 31-month high, and, b, there's a lot of strike price option a thet 120 in the options that will be a resistance level. back to you. >> zoom is up this year. the company reports reports after the bell can it meet the sky high expectations we'll explore that wn ce ghbackheweom i felt like... ...i was just fighting an uphill battle in my career. so when i heard abou

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