the rnc was founded in 1973, and it was labeled at that time referred to as the intellectual arsenal of conservatism in the house. and it's kind of operated over the years as a policy shop where we put that on paper and develop an agenda that moves forward in the congress. it doesn't do that when it's in the minority because we know that's where we found ourselves in the last two years but we decided within the members in congress, the largest caucus of the republicans in congress and we got the group together and said we are going into the minority. we understand that, and there is a sort of idea some people have that when you are in the minority and wander in the wilderness and i said we are going to do exactly the opposite. i would like to propose that we spend the next two years really with our hands at the wheel, acts at the grind, metaphor, but we will work very hard. my vision is to trim the fat and get rid of the taskforces we have. we had a second amendment task force on which every single member was assigned so that was one example. we trimmed the fat and narrowed the focus

and he works closely with rnc chairwoman. that's how we won a great state known as michigan when she was there. i said let's bring her to washington. ronna mcdaniel. thank you. thank you, ronna. over the last four years we built the greatest political movement in the history of our country. we achieved more than anyone thought possible, and we are

here with reaction the rnc chair woman ronna mcdaniel, also the author of trump, america first. good to see you both in action. i know you both recovered from covid. thank god. by god, good word from andrew giuliani tonight. his father is doing much much better and our prayers are with everybody in this country that gets this china virus. ronna, let's talk about your suit. this was constant in every state. that is law allows for partisan observers to watch the counting from start to finish. it happened nowhere. it happened with varying standards. >> yeah. what i'll say, sean, first of all, i'm so happy about this texas lawsuit. every illegal vote stealing from a valid vote and every state that conducted their election fraudulently is stealing with states that conducted their elections fairly. the georgia rnc and georgia gop are saying to the state, suing the state and secretary of state saying actually follow your law. allow poll observers to observe, to watch, before the ballots are separated from the envelope. we can look at the signature and monitor the drop boxes. we're fili

that's being challenged now by the rnc.ing could potentially change before this all important senate race on january 5th? >> well, with the drop boxes, that potentially could change. i'm not sure the likelihood of it changing though it was actually widely agreed to by all the parties. and no one fought it before the initial november election. the other one is actually the case i'm cleaning my eye on. it's actually rather explosive. of the claims are tree basically a re-set of the whole election in georgia. this wouldn't impact joe biden's being president-elect electoral college because he still has over 270 votes. but it would probably force a complete re-do of the november election in georgia. the odds of it passing are -- some of the lawyers i have talked to are said it looks like the plaintiffs are using old data not the current data to make their case. they filed it. it actually is a credible allegation. >> this is the first time the president's lawyers anywhere in the nation have actually filed a lawsuit in court with

with reaction, rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel, along with trump first corey lewandowski. i know you both are recovering from the covid. thank god. i got a good word from andrew giuliani tonight, his father is doing much better and prayers to everybody in this country that gets this china virus. let's talk about your suit. this was constant in every state. that is the law allows for erpartisan observers to watch te accounting from start to finish. it happened nowhere. it happened with varying standards. >> what i say is i'm so happy aboutte this texas lawsuit. every illegal vote is stealing from a valid vote and every state that conducted their election fraudulently are stealing from states that conducted there is fairly. the georgia dop is suing the state and the sectarian state saying actually follow your law. allow poll observers to observe before the ballots are separated from the envelope. we can actually look at the d signature and actually monitor the drop boxes. we are filing a lawsuit for them to follow the law that's on the books that they didn't follow in novemb

that same rnc. they have been going along with this whole batty thing. here's georgia's republican secretary of state brad raffensperger, who again has conducted himself with integrity, today bemoaning what is happening to his party. >> once this recount is complete, everyone in georgia will be able to have even more confidence in the results of our elections. despite the massive amounts of misinformation that's being spread by dishonest actors. there are those exploiting the emotions of many trump supporters with fantastic claims, half truths, misinformation, and frankly they are misleading the president as well apparently. >> misleading the president. wait a second. who is being manipulated and who is doing the manipulating? ah-ha, that's the thing about the trump presidency. the president is both a pusher of misinformation and also a user. it's a problem. now the president's trying to tear down republican georgia governor brian kemp, one of trump's most ardent supporters, because kemp will not just full out endorse essentially an authoritarian putsch

and the rnc supports anumber of proposals in this area and i put forth over the next several years we will continue to make this a primary focus . once again that the there's the policyof it, the importance of it when it comes to the conservative movement , putting china accountable basically accountable to who we are as conservatives to build a winning coalition that we need to build to win the white house. china needs to be a big part of that platform. p>> governor johnson, we're talking about politics and carrying the country. this election was interesting in thatrepublicans did very well in the house . including gaining i think 11 or 12 seats depending on the outcome of a couple not yet called elections . and i also gathered that there's a big influx of new women into the republican caucus. and i just would say as to the rsc, looking to new members, do you think you will get many members to join ? are these going to be conservative women joining arthe republican caucus and other things that really happened to the audience, how does the republican steering freedom caucus which we h

large donations will go to the rnc's leading proceedings.ding the fine print and into deceptive practices? in the consumer world, it's usually on the consumer to read the fine print. most people sign or click through documents that are legally binding without even looking at the fine print. while the solicitation may be misleading, it is there. if the solicitation contains a false statement, it doesn't matter what size font it is in, it crosses the line of fraud. then, the gray area, a statement that is technically true or misleading or it omits a certain fact. courts really do care if the important stuff is in a tiny font compared to the rest of the language. take a look at this e-mail from november 12th. that pushes people to the fund-raising site. the subject is proof of election fraud. but the e-mail doesn't provide that proof and the campaign hasn't backed up the claims with anything in court. the subject line is just a subject. it can mean they're looking for proof of fraud but it's vague. this is starting to enter the gray area. perha

if you're donating, for example, the rnc and being told this alleged billionaire family needs to spend campaign money on don junior books, something doesn't add up and i say that on behalf of people who exercise their political free speech to make the donations. the other thing i got to get you on, take a listen to joe biden discussing what he says is the secret out reach he's getting from some republicans. >> there have been more than several sitting republican senators who private recalled me and congratulated me, and i understand the situation they find themselves in. and until the election is clearly decided and the minds of the electoral college votes, they get put in a very tough position. >> what do we glean from the way he wants to govern from what he's doing there? >> well, that he wants to have a unified country and reach to the other side the same way that almost every other president in american history has done with the exception of donald trump and this so-called trump counter inaugural if he's going to really have a publicity stunt, what are we going to see for the next

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large donations will go to the rnc's legal proceedings or headquarters account.er. when does it go beyond not reading the fine print and into deceptive practices that can be legally challenged? it's usually on the consumer to read the fine print. most people sign and click through documents that are legally binding without even looking at the fine print. in this case while the solicitation may be misleading, the fine print is there, so it's lawful. of course if the solicitation contains a false statement, it doesn't matter what size font it's in. it's crosses the line into fraud. then there's the gray area a statement that is technically true, but misleading, or it omits an important fact. the fine print is not just a thing. courts care if the important stuff is in a tiny font compared to the rest of the language. take a look at this email from november 12th. that pushes people to the fundraising site. the subject is proof of election fraud. but the email doesn't provide that proof and the campaign hasn't backed up such claims with anything that's held up in cour

so was poor liz harrington of the rnc.esterday, millions of americans learned, some for thee very firt time, that the biden family has indeed been deeply enmeshed in a series of sleazy international business deals that undercut america's court interests. we learned there is an active federal criminal d investigation into joe biden's son, hunter, for that very reason. what is interesting is how we found this out.ti the media didn't tell us. neither did the justice department. hunter biden has far better connections than, say, roger stone. hunter biden was allowed to tell his own story. he was not roasted from bed at 5:00 a.m. from dozens of armed paramilitaries. he wasn't arrested in his boxer shorts live on cnn. no, no, no, hehe is a prominent democrat, so he was spared those simulations. instead, the biden-harris transition team broke the news in a bizarre press release that informed us with a straight face that joe biden was "deeply proud" of his boy hunter, who by the way may have had minor tax troubled that will be cle

here to tell us more rnc chair woman ronna mcdaniel. $20 million, so, if you wouldn't mind if you could take this moment to speak to georgia voters about the importance of this election and why they should vote, and what kind of efforts you've been putting into making sure that happens. >> well, absolutely, and the vice president was there yesterday, the president's going today and the message is we are fighting for the president and we want to make sure that we see that through, but we need to keep our majority in the senate, and if you want to have a check on chuck schumer and democrats and what they will do to stack the supreme court and get rid of the filibuster, and embrace the green new deal and destroy our economy and destroy the country we love, we need to make sure we send republicans to the senate and keep that majority. jedediah: you know, ronna i watched i believe a press conference i'm not exactly sure what it was last week, i believe it was last saturday and you had gotten some pushback from georgia voters who were essenti

do you like better the original rnc chairman?ichael steele who broke with his party to endorse joe biden, or the first one, the muppet. >> i'll always prefer the muppet. the muppet has a type of facial hair that humans can't achieve. it's fantastic. it's this fuzz that -- it's coming at you but it's spread out. see what i mean. it's just a beautiful thing. >> fact check. are you talking about the fuzz, the blue fuzz or the mustache? >> the mustache and the hair on top, all of it. you can't duplicate that. it's fantastic. michael's been trying to d duplicate that, but he's not been successful. i don't know if he's trying to act like he's a woke one too. whatever, michael. >> larry, i'm running out of time. there's a lyric that applies to this. >> uh-oh. what can it be? >> from young m.a., we in the streets like sesame. >> there you go. >> there you go. and the day's number is three. >> i thought, michael, the number of the day was 270 and only one side has it. >> look, the only thing i can say about 270, the only way donald trump

watch. >> georgia the rnc and the georgia gop are saying to the states suing the state and secretaryf state saying actually follow your law. allow pole poll observers to watch before they are separated from the envelope and monitor dropboxes. we're filing a lawsuit for them to follow the law on the books they didn't follow in november. we want to make sure before we get the runoff in january. elizabeth: run off off in january, what do you say, sol? >> that is totally different. they're coming in before the election to try to stop something from happening. in the texas case they're waiting quite a while after the election to come in. i just don't think it is going to work. elizabeth: sol wisenberg, good to see you. thanks for coming in. >> thanks. elizabeth: we'll talk with house intelligence ranking republican devin nunes. he joins us later in the show. he is fired up about that story. coming up congressman james comer of house oversight and how covid vaccines are cog on strong and fears growing about side-effects and allergic reactions. the media is arguing an debates over whether d

donations, up to $5,000 go to save america which is the president's new pact. 25% then goes to the rncan have cash directed into a trump legal fund or other accounts benefitting the rnc. but regardless of the amount of money given, none goes directly to the georgia senate candidates. top republicans aren't happy about this. we talked about this a little bit on "morning joe" yesterday as they're worried small donor donations are being redirected away from the runoffs. the national senate electoral committee has reached out according to two people familiar with the discussions. joining us now, politics editor for the daily beast, sam stein. sam, good morning. always great to have you. >> good morning. >> thanks for being up early with us. let's start in georgia where is the center of the political universe. we've got a couple weeks now until the runoffs. and it seems like president trump is going to take every opportunity he can to get in the way of what republicans are trying to do here, even as what happens in georgia is really going to determine the course of the first two years of bi

that 75% of donations, up to $5,000 go to save america, the president's new pac. 25% then goes to the rnc. politico reports donors who give even more money can have their cash directed into a trump legal fund or other accounts benefitting the rnc. regardless of the amount given, none of the money goes directly to the georgia senate candidates. top republicans as you can imagine not happy about this. they're worried small donor donations are being redirected away from the runoffs as well. the national republican senate committee has reached out to the white house and rnc to express it concern and question the decision. that's according to two people familiar with the discussion. so the hustle continues and this time the victim is president trump's own supporters. they're sending out e-mails saying we desperately need this money so we can reelect these two senators in a runoff and maintain control of the senate and as they put it, save america. turns out they're just trying to save president trump. >> it's really sad that republican leaders are still being bullied by donald trump even as he

politico is reporting rnc ronna mcdaniel's is inviting a dozen 2024 hopefuls to a january meeting callingove that the committee will be impartial going forward and not simply an extension of trump's political machine, brad. >> brad: welcome i think that is kind of dangerous for her gin the position of the sitting president, but president trump does have a hold on this party. i really kind of don't get it. i've never seen a presidential loser that the rest of his party remain so terrified of. they are kind of shaking in their boots and people who were going to run now kind of beginning to sit on the sidelines. what i really predict is that sometime after he leaves office, he will be dealing with creditors, prosecutors, and i think you will not have enough time dealing with those things to run for president and i think other people will emerge. >> harris: real quickly reportedly on the list from the rnc and invitation list, we should say south carolina senator tim scott, governor kristi noem and former united nations investor, greg abbott, texas senator ted cruz and the list goes on, intere

large donations will go to the rnc's legal proceedings or headquarters account.s kosher? when does it go beyond just not reading the fine print and into deceptive practices that could be legally challenged? in the consumer world it's usually on the consumer to read the fine print. most people sign or click through documents that are legally binding without even looking at the fine print. in this case while the solicitation may be misleading the fine print is there. so it's lawful. of course, if the solicitation contains a false statement it doesn't matter what size font it's in. it crosses the line into fraud. then there's the gray area. a statement that is technically true but misleading or it omits an important fact. the fine print is not just a saying. courts really do care if the important stuff is in a tiny font compared to the rest of the language. take a look at this e-mail from november 12th. that pushes people to the fund-raising site. the subject is "proof of election fraud." but the e-mail doesn't provide that proof and the campaign hasn't backed up ju

it's going to the rnc. so it's all part of basically a grift. one last big grift of the trump administration where they're trying to raise these small dollar funds from trump supporters, and lying to them, saying there is still a chance that trump can become president. and you see that with the people who are turned out at this rally in georgia right now. a lot of them out there are still i'm sure believe that the election was stolen, and that trump can still pull this out. that somehow, some way that legally the supreme court, somebody can overturn this and give to it president trump, even if that is not the case. and joe biden will be president on january 20th. >> charlotte, i want to pull up for you this reporting from "the washington post." it found two republicans consider trump the winner, despite all evidence showing otherwise. and another 220 gop members of the house and senate, nearly 90% of all republicans serving in congress will simply not say who won the election. charlotte, it is kind of striking that on one hand, he is unwilling t

the rnc, the republican national committee has a deal with trump that they get a copy of his list outer the election. the two sides are decoupling who gets what. there's never been a former president who talked about running again, and kept his list acti active. >> yeah, i mean, grove cleveland alexander, hung on to his list. aside from him. the idea that there's a, there's a deal to get the list. all right, good luck, rnc, shane with a great report from the new york times, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> there are fewer lawyers with as much campaign experience as you. recently served on the binden campaign and he joins me now. a tactical question. you have some, i guess, some bias here. about the sort of arrangement and how normal or abnormal it is, that you have been a lawyer on a burn of different campaigns. >> i just saw the reporting this evening. i don't have a chance to absorb the facts as shane points out. there's all sorts of potential problems with the structure and the administration. and the way in which this leader would not be potentially legallycontroversial is hard

and convincing evidence of some kind of real defect or systemic problem. >> shannon: yeah, i did not rnc, they did attach affidavits for people who saw some shenanigans, they said, during the general election. they are using that as an elegant meant to help avoid that in the january 5th election. our body andrew mccarthy over at national review is following another one of the complaint, filed in the state court of georgia last friday. he said, this is probably the strongest lawsuit in georgia, he said, "the 64 page complaint is a linear, cogent description of numerous election law violatio violations, apparently based on hard data. if true, the allegations would potentially disqualify nearly 150,000 illegal votes in a state that biden won by only 12,000." so, john yoo, what do you put the chances of success at for that one, if the state court -- also, time is running out? >> and ice trump, i think, stils an uphill battle, because today in fact was a state know my day states would certify electoral votes and be treated as presumptively legal by congress. this was the site president brooke

we saw a glimpse of this when the rnc chair went down to georgia over the weekend. >> the machines are switching the votes and we go there in crazy numbers and -- >> yeah. we have to -- we didn't see that in the audit. that evidence i haven't seen, so we'll wait and see on that. >> how are we going to make money and work when it's already decided? >> it's not decided. this is the key. >> how do we know? >> it's not decided. >> this is the key. it's not decided. i know the president is telling you that. i know that right wing media is that. you can see the frustration in her face when voters asked the obviously logical question, if the election is rigged against us, what is point of voting? and these conspiracy theories, they aren't coming from nowhere as she knows. trump's chief enabler rudy giuliani took his legal conspiracy road show to georgia today, one day after his instantly iconic appearance in michigan with this stellar witness. >> we're not seeing the poll book off by 30,000 votes. >> what did you guys do? take it and do something crazy to it? >> i'm just saying the numbers ar

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the rnc there had to say, no, no, no, your votes will count. please, come out.are being quiet because they don't want him to hurt them in georgia but he may have hurt them in georgia because they're being quiet and not saying, no, no, no, the election system works, the voting system works. now, you have kemp who is not in a hurry to do any favors for trump. what does it mean for georgia? >> it's a mess. and donald trump is often his own worst enemy. you saw that during the campaign, where he kept insisting that there was going to be mail-in-voter fraud, of which, there was basically none. but, by saying that over and over again, he dissuaded his followers from casting mail-in ballots, and he may have cost himself the election. and right now, with his crazy claims about how the vote has been rigged. and you can't trust the voting systems and all the rest of it. it's all insane. literally, there's not a shred of evidence. but it may actually dissuade republican voters in georgia from turning out. so, there is kind of poetic justice in this, in that, at the end of

i mean, we saw a glimpse of this when the rnc chair went down to georgia over the weekend. >> the vote, we should go there in crazy numbers and they should have won -- >> yeah, we have to -- we didn't see that in the audit so question got to just -- that's evidence i haven't seen. we'll wait and see on that. >> how are we going to -- when it's already decided? >> it's not decided. this is the key. >> how do we know? >> it's not decided. >> this is the key, it's not decided. i know the president is telling you that, i know right-wing media is telling you that, i know i'm winking and nodding and going along with telling you that but it can't be that because we need you to vote. see the frustration on her face when the voters ask the obviously logical question, if the election is rigged against us, what is the point of voting? and these conspiracy theories aren't coming from nowhere, as she knows. trump's chief enabler, rudy giuliani, took his legal conspiracy road show to georgia today. one day after his instantly iconic appearance in michigan with this stellar witness. >> we're not seei

while, the rnc and campaign are pleading with voters to turn out. >> yeah.blem for the rnc, in particular, is that a lot of the trump supporters, who kind of most surprised pollsters by showing up in places and at times when pollsters don't expect them to are, also, the ones who are spending a lot of time in the parts of the internet where the words and comments of people, like sydney powell and -- and, you know, and others. about how the election is rigged and you shouldn't give the -- the -- you know, the system your vote. they are listening to those things because that's what they're seeing, day in and day out, in their day-to-day lives. and they're talking about it, among their friends. so, it's hard to kind of counter that -- that message from a 10,000-foot perspective with, you know, ronna mcdaniel telling people to go ahead and vote, when they're not listening to the ronna mcdaniels of the world. so, you know, this is a profound problem for republicans because i think their disinformation could be coming back on them. and -- and we've already seen lik

rnc is confident their data get out the vote effort will be successful. we'll have to wait until january to see what the final results are of all these efforts from both sides. >> sandra: fascinating comments from louisiana senator john kennedy on fox news last night saying what we're about to see in georgia is really a second presidential election. here is the senator. >> if the democrats win in georgia, the republican senate will lose its majority. in charge will be senator schumer, senator bernie sanders, speaker pelosi, congresswoman ocasio-cortez and their ideas, in my opinion, are three gallons of crazy. >> sandra: he is laying out the stakes for the republican party, katie. he said in that interview i'm not going to bubble wrap it. the election in georgia is really a second presidential election. that's how important it is if the democrats win in georgia, if the republicans don't maintain control of the senate. final thoughts, katie. >> yeah, sandra. the majority of voters want a republican senate to put a check on democrats that have more of a bal

[cheering and applause] rnc national committee woman and years david shafer, my fellow americans it ishe peach state. great to be back in the state of tageorgia that will hold the lie for america. [chanting "hold that line"] >> it is good to see some of the friends out. thank you for coming out on this warm and balmy day. you are one hearty bunch and i see that look of victory in your eyes. [cheering and applause] good to be so many friends. speaking of friends of mine, let me bring greetings from another friend of mine. i talked to him on the phone this morning and told him i was headed to the great state of georgia and he wanted me to tell you all that he has been here before and we will keep fighting every day to keep the promises that we made to the people of georgia and i ring greetings from the 45th president of the united states, president donald trump. [cheering and applause] with your support the president and i received more than 74 million votes across this country from a 10 million more than 2016, the greatest year of the minority votes in the last 60 years and we added mor

sharing this message with the head of the rnc when she visited georgia. >> how are we going to get money and work when it's already decided? >> it's not decided. this is the key. it's not decided. >> reporter: it's a tricky thing for republicans to argue the president won and that the election was a fraud and on the other hand argue that these two republican senators need to be elected in january to put up a roadblock in front of a future president biden, but that's what's happening here. david? >> and you're tracking it for us. thank you, steve. >>> we turn next to two mystery deaths under investigation at ft. bragg. the two bodies found in a training area on the base. here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, mystery looming at ft. bragg after two men were found dead at a training area on base wednesday. officials say their bodies were found next to one another. the men have been identified as active duty green beret master sergeant william lavigne and army veteran timothy dumas. a defense official telling abc news that foul play is suspected a

just last week, one voter asked rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel, if elections are rigged, what's the point>> how are we going to give money and work when it's already decided? >> it's not decided. this is the key, it's not decided. >> reporter: democrats firing up support. >> you need to get out to the polls and vote. >> georgia is going to determine, ultimately, the course of the biden presidency. >> reporter: but instead of focusing on the senate, president trump spent most of his 100-minute speech railing against the election results, blasting republican state leaders for refusing to help him overturn the will of the voters. pressuring republican brian kemp. >> your governor could stop it very easily, if he knew what the hell he was doing. he could stop it very easily. >> reporter: but georgia has already certified joe biden's victory. election workers painstakingly recounting every ballot by hand. >> we've never found systemic fraud, not enough to overturn the election. >> reporter: tom, the candidates in the crucial runoffs are set to debate tonight. kelly loeffler facing off against

rnc chair ronna mcdaniel asked by one republican voter why they should even bother if the president says the system is rigged against them. >> how are we going to spend money and work when it's already decided? >> it's not decided. this is the key. >> no, no. >> it's not decided. >> all right, mary bruce with us live tonight from washington and mary, we also learned that president-elect biden injured his foot over the weekend playing around with the family dog? >> reporter: yes, david, joe biden slipped and twisted his ankle while playing with one of his dogs over the weekend. d doctors discovering a small hairline fracture. biden will now be in one of those medical walking boots for several weeks. david? >> all right, mary bruce tonight. mary, thank you. >>> and overseas tonight, new reporting at this hour on the alleged assassination of iran's top nuclear scientist. a news agency close to the iranian revolutionary guard claiming it was a remote controlled machine gun that fired at mohsen fakhrizadeh, despite earlier reports that it was a roadside ambush. israel has not commented and ab

president has been down here, they are very involved, very engaged, we have strong ground game, the rnc has people down here. a number of volunteers knocking on doors, making phone calls, doing all the things we are supposed to be doing so dems are working hard but republicans working even harder. we recognize the importance of this. >> do you think joe biden going to georgia today will have a big impact on the race? >> i don't think it will have a big impact. he's not the most exciting today. last time he was here didn't raise a lot of interest but i am sure it will for his base and the democratic base inspires them some. it is nothing like having donald trump here i can assure you. todd: things to watch, that signature verification, see how that shapes up. congressman buddy carter, appreciate your time, thanks for your work, america thinks you. still ahead, the cyber guy, us government going deeper than first thought, the additional critical agencies justin. jillian: pay a premium later, the holiday deadline you do not want to miss. ♪ this year, we learned anything's possible. even wa

. >> the rnc launching a preemptive strike in the senate runoff races.n the state ahead of the polls on january 5th to enforce election laws to grant proper access to the polls. jillian: what the clock ticking, jonathan turley says they need to get a move on and points out the newest member of the supreme court an apology. >> it is a big blow. we talked in the past how the president was running on the runway. at this point to make a difference he has to land a jumbo jet on a postage stamp. he does not have a lot of runway left. it the same time it would be nice if some democratic senators apologize to people like barrett and others, during their hearing they put out conspiracy theories that she was being put on the court to kill the aca or steal the election, none of that seems to be true. >> the electoral college meets monday december 14th. electors deliver their votes by the 20 third, then january 6th congress officially declares the winner. todd: restaurant owners get a big when in court, a judge ruling against restrictions. >> what the judge had to s

is flooded, georgia with dozens of teams of workers and the rnc chairwoman ron that mcdamage weighedn on what's at stake. take a listen. >> a message is we are fighting for the president and we want to make sure that we feed that through but we need to keep our majority? in the senate and if you want a check on chuck schumer an democrats and what they will do to get rid of the filibuster to embrace green new deal destroy the country and who we love we need to sending republicans to senate to keep that majority. >> fake a look how close these runoff races are a dead even tie perdue separated by barely two tenths of a point love the her and warnock separated by half point look these races are shattering sending records more than 315 million stwengt between campaigns and outside groups that number certainly has risen. we have that from yesterday, today it is even more. we'll see exactly what the president does arthel in areas between sort of straddling fence between talking about this race and what's at stake, of course, his frustrations with georgia officials and the overall election r

earlier today the rnc announced that it was filing a lawsuit in georgia, to, among other things continue the republicans' odd war on drop boxes. i am not sure why they picked that as the thing to declare war on, but they have. >> mark. i am so happy that you are here. thank you. please come back. >> i would love to. >> thanks for helping to save the democracy. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> be safe. >> you too. so colorado's governor and his partner both contracting coronavirus. the governor speaking out for the first time since his partner was hospitalized. he is doing it right here. that's next. ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. latonight, silence it with newd byzzzquil night pain. their holiday favourites. because pain should never get in the way of a restful night's sleep. new zzzquil night pain. silence pain, sleep soundly. dear 2020, you had your time. (sigh...) now, it's our time. time to get away

committee has sent more than 500 staffers and thousands of volunteers to georgia since election day, rnctting to spending at least $20 million on the race. democrats also relying on their own high profile surrogates, former president obama campaigning virtually on friday. democrats say they saw more than 500,000 people watch the event, and the party also saw a huge surge in volunteers afterwards. this week is one of the most pivotal weeks in the fight against the coronavirus because the fda is set to hold an emergency meeting on thursday to decide whether or not to authorize the emergency use of the pfizer vaccine which is said to be some 95% effective. the trump administration has been very vocal saying they want the fda to move quickly, that they would like to see these vaccines approved sooner rather than later. we know about this first meeting for pfizer and another scheduled for moderna in mud december. we'll continue to watch a all of that. molly: covering an incredible amount of ground tonight, mark meredith, thank you. >>> president-elect joe biden is building his cabinet as the

do you like better the original rnc chairman, the new michael steele who said that because of trump'sp and record he was breaking with his party to endorse joe biden, or the third choice, the original muppet michael steele? >> i'm always going to prefer the muppet because the muppet has a type of facial hair that humans just can't achieve, you know? and it's fantastic. it's this fuzz that kind of -- it's coming at you, but it's kind of spreading out at the same time. see what i mean? it's like, it's just a beautiful type of thing. >> hold on. fact check. are you talking about the fuzz -- the blue fuzz or the actual mustache? >> yes. no, no, the mustache and the hair on top. all of it. i mean, you can't duplicate that. it's fantastic. >> no, you can't. >> michael's been -- >> i've tried. >> michael's been trying to duplicate that but he's

mcdaniel and the rnc is doing a great job of providing resources. the campaigns are working hard.s is a wake up call knowing that georgia holds the key. if we want to see the economy do well and the government we had for the last 4 years putting businesses and our military first, we have to keep these 2 seats. now it's a matter of having to work through the holidays to make sure people turnout. i will say this to every trump voter and every conservative voter, it's an obligation to get out and vote for loeffler and perdue. we can't let the senate go to chuck schumer and bernie sanders and others. it's been a difficult long election year, but everybody has to return to the polls on our side to make sure this happen. >> dana: georgia it's the never ending election year and will go into the next year. appreciate you being on the show. california closing down as coronavirus cases surge in the state. next, one restaurant owner tells us why she is defying the indoor dining ban even she is not usually a rule breaker. it's been a tough year. and now with q4 wrapping up, the north pole has

the rnc planning to send $20 million ahead of the january 5th senate runoff, the committee spending -taffers, thousands of volunteers to each state, the committee is spending big, they raise $75 million over the past month. senator kelly leffler will debate rafael wornoff sunday. i will be there too on monday morning. whistleblowers sound off on voter irregularities involving the post office and fox news exclusive. >> i will give it to the democrats, people making decisions on our behalf, we have to roll government doing whatever they want to do. jillian: william barr found no evidence of widespread fraud, and the progressive backlash after president obama's movement to defund the police on wednesday morning. jillian: we are back with the fox news alert, the uk grant emergency approval for pfizer's coronavirus vaccine become the first western country to do so. vaccinations begin next week. carley: the hhs and police department brief senior officials on their vaccine, once approved the cdc recommends health care workers receive the first dose along with those in long-term care faciliti

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you heard earlier this week the rnc chair in any event with georgia voters raising their hands and saying why should we vote? we keep hearing is rigged. we heard that it is already decided, that it is not free and fair, and she was basically begging with them to not listen to this message that president trump himself is promoting, so the republicans are a little worried right now, and that man he interviewed is the reason why. it was so interesting to hear from him. >> harris: all right. so, kennedy, a couple things at play here. there is a messaging that bill bennett has laid out, and whether or not the president can hit that hammer perfect. but there is also just a president coming to town. i mean, he is the president. when he comes, he brings a lot of keys. particularly, this president to love us to embrace people at these rallies and with his own brand of messaging. really entertain them for over an hour. does he suck all the oxygen out of the room, regardless of what the message is? >> kennedy: he can, but he can also use that oxygen to breathe new allies into voter unity here -- i'm