he defeated diego schwartzman but still not the zve rev we diego schwartzman but still not the zvereve saw diego schwartzman but still not the zve rev we saw two diego schwartzman but still not the zverev we saw two years ago. there is glimpses we rightly focused a lot on the second serve and it was ok. he did not serve too many double faults butjust he did not serve too many double faults but just when he did not serve too many double faults butjust when he thought he was getting momentum in getting the strategy right from the back of the court, the controlled aggression suddenly a concentration would go and he was up a set in the breaking he felt like he could run away with that and put his confidence, but schwartzman hung in there and did wa nt schwartzman hung in there and did want to get it to a third set. at the end of the day zverev had just a little bit too much firepower for schwartzman. the challengers are not going to get any easier. and so keeps his hopes alive possibly but he's got to play novak djokovic in today's time. but maybe that will release the pressure off of him

an impressive start for novak djokovic at the atp finals, beating diego schwartzman in straight sets. the world number one is hoping to achieve a sixth title at the season—ending tournament. watching at the 02 is sue barker with tim henman. well, very comfortable victory for novak djokovic in straight sets. i thought it might be interesting when schwartzman broke early in the first set but he didn't get back into it. before the match, we were trying to painta before the match, we were trying to paint a picture how schwartzman could have a impact on the match. but it was always going to be an uphill task for schwartzman but we know the format of this event, with a round robin, although he lost easily, he still has a chance to go through to the semifinals so ominous signs that the rest of the field with jock of h signs that the rest of the field withjock of h playing so well. signs that the rest of the field with jock of h playing so well. it's not really schwartzman‘s surface. but it isjock of h's. not really schwartzman‘s surface. but it is jock of h's. yes, very much. in all indoor t

schwartzman, i am not claiming schwartzman has any connection with trump financially, but if you wantects, it's people with money. and we thought that was, when we read it yesterday, mika and i thought that was a shot across the bough that was going to move him. jonathan lemire, you you go to the michigan-certification where one republican voted to do his job and certify the vote, and pretty much guaranteed that, you know, at least for another presidential election, we just might follow the constitution of the united states of america and left the president backed further into a corner. >> that's right, joe. the pressure obviously had been building here immensely on the white house for weeks, particularly in recent days, as more and more of their court challenges were not just defeated and in humiliating fashion. the final pieces as people close to the president towld me, growing voices from business leaders, republicans, saying it was time to move on. the white house put so much hope in michigan. some of these republican officials were at the white house the end of the last week in a

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"axios" had great reporting on steven schwartzman. then, michigan, pennsylvania, other states getting in line. what does "axios" think went on behind the scenes to get the president to at least write that tweet or sign off on that tweet? >> john, good morning. i mean, ultimately, it was these three trends, all, kind of coalescing. avenues in court and with the states being blocked off. the business community. this was huge to have a figure like steve schwartzman, as well as like more than a hundred other business leaders, saying it is time to move on. and then, finally, it was the republican senators who have been such an important firewall for the -- i mean, i guess firewall is the right word. they have given him the space to play this out in front of the whole public. starting to dial it back and say, okay, this is over now. so "the new york times" has some great reporting on this. you saw, then, behind the scenes, president's chief of staff, the president's attorneys, saying it is time to bring this to an end. use whatever words yo

got a pretty comfortable time of it against yeager schwartzman in straight sets. russians form and london is in stark contrast to his debil of the tournament. last year when he lost all 3 matches, things are about to get much hotter. medvedev will play 20 time grand slam champion referee on the dial in the city. fun of the top story, we're following for you this hour, us pharma giant pfizer and its german partner beyond tech biotech. rather thinking about agency authorization for the corona virus vaccine. it's the 1st corona virus vaccine to go before the u.s. food and drug administration. the u.s. government expects a decision. you need to see, but that's it for now, i can get up next here on day w, a weekly wrap of all world news. indeed, weekend reports for now, but from the team here in berlin, thanks. which we know this is very time for the coronavirus is changing the world, changing our lives. so take care of yourself. keep your distance, wash your hands. if you can stay at how we are here for you. we are working hard listening to keep you informed. don't ov

djokovic — and you'll see it here — delivering a masterclass to beat diego schwartzman in straight setsalexander zverev. now, after multiple delays, the nba draft finally arrives on wednesday. fans are going to start to see how their team will look when the 2021 season begins next month. the minnesota timberwolves won the nba draft lottery and have the first pick this year. it's going to comprise of two rounds and, unlike past drafts, where prospects walk across the stage to shake the commissioner's hand as they'd picked, this year as they're picked, this year it's not going to happen — it's going to be held virtually. and we end with surely one of the happiest men posting on social media as smiley ferran torres took to instagram to celebrate his own historic achievement, and spain's, following their 6—0 win over germany. "what madness," he says. "great game. a historic win for spain and my first hat—trick as a professional. unforgettable. come on!" more reaction to that match on the bbc sport website. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the team, that is your wednesday sport br

schwartzman's optimism. perhaps a continuation of divergence for growth trades in china?do not think it is clear. there is some optimism. administration may lead to more visibility on how that relationship works. i think hopefully over the longer run we get a little bit of better news flow. in the near term, that is just not clear. one feels like there is an advantage laying that out. for us there are still difficulties when it comes to broader asia. i think we have to think about currencies in the context of that, to say may be currencies -- not the release valve they can be used as tools by individual countries to make sure they remain competitive on the global stage. china for example, we may see a weaker currency, maybe other areas in asia as well. i think there will be more stability. we have a way to go. that is a lot more cautionary than some people are. to theto circle back other piece i was covering, this is from stephen england. an intro fed move. we have not had one of those since 2008 until march of this year. they can be really quite interesting. get an intro

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djokovic begins his quest for a record—equalling sixth title when he takes on argentina's diego schwartzmand i'll have the latest in the next hour. let's return to the news that a second vaccine has shown to be highly effective in the fight against coronavirus, following interim results from testing. the vaccine made by moderna uses mrna to trigger immunity, similar to the pfizer/biontech jab that announced positive results last week. dr stephen hoge is the company's president, he spoke to our medical editor fergus walsh. obviously, we are thrilled. it's been a long year for many of us, and at our company, it's been a long, hard slog to get to the point where we now have clear evidence of the efficacy of the vaccine to prevent covid—19 disease. there was a moment of pretty intense relief. it's been a long, hard strife, as i said, but that quickly passed. after about a minute, it became a realisation that now that we know the vaccine works, we have to get busy to work manufacturing it and distributing it. but clearly, an important milestone and a great milestone for us as a company, and hope

schwartzman in straight sets russians form in london is in stark contrast to his to at the tournament last year when he lost all 3 matches, things are about to get hotter and that if we play 20 time grand slam champion rafael nadal in the semifinals. quick reminder of the top story, we're following for you this hour. he was found a giant pfizer and his german partner by taking an urgency, authorize zation for their coronavirus faxing. it's the 1st corona virus vaccine to go before the u.s. food and drug administration. u.s. government expects a decision and need to send out a forget you can always get the w. news on the go. you just download out at, from google play or from the out store. and that will give you access to all the lead. this news and information from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if your part of a news story, you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening in the, make of the filling up next here on the w., it's have reporters series on like question. we introduce you to a 14 year old who is fighting t

steve schwartzman, a loyalist, the fact that he's come out and said it's over, it's time for the country to move on, those are very significant that said will it change donald trump? probably not yet one republican source described it this way. they said his impact is fading. you can see it day by day, but it's like a balloon, and the air is coming out of the balloon, and it's moving all around the room, and it's hitting some people on the way with mean tweets, but eventually it will land on the floor. he's just not ready yet. >> that is quite the visual, jamie. i was sort of ruminating on that for a moment. what are you hearing from republicans, maybe who aren't, you know, publicly coming out and saying what they believe. what are they saying behind the scenes? >> behind the scenes, they are concerned about the same things that we heard now from a few of these republicans, that this is undermining democracy they also say that president trump that is never been really interested in what this is doing to the country or the republican party. they think he's going to continue to fight. he w

trump confidante and ceo, steve schwartzman, bluntly saying the outcome is very certain today and the country should move on. do you hear that, conservative media? that i've been listening to all weekend. it's over. move on. stop misinforming the public. one after another, they saw the writing on the wall. but, wait. what's that i hear from mitch mcconnell, from ted cruz, and lindsey graham? do you hear that? yeah, right, because it's crickets. you don't hear anything. the silence is deafening. just 58 days to go until inauguration day. now, the president has clearly run out of road. michigan voting to certify its election results, in spite of pressure from the white house. and a number of court cases won by the trump campaign, dropped from two to just one single case today, after pennsylvania's supreme court overturned one of those wins. so, that makes a stunning 30 cases. 30 lost or withdrawn, since election day. with just one win. and the president, true to form, is looking for someone to blame. looks like it's going to be someone on his legal team. a source telling cnn that he is

today from one of the president 'his closest allies and wealthiest donors, blackstone ceo steve schwartzmanelling axios the outcome is very certain today in the country should move on. a member of the trump campaign legal team is also moving on after appearing alongside rudy giuliani and jen ellis in a news conference just four days ago. the duo now says sidney powell is practicing law on her own. she is not a member of the trump legal team. she has also not a lawyer for the president in his personal capacity. no further explanation was given and powell argues that she never signed a retainer agreement or sent the president or the campaign a bill for my expenses or fees. but the president did list or as a member of his legal team in a tweet on november 14th. a team former new jersey governor chris christie is now calling a national embarrassment. >> you have a navigation to present the evidence. the evidence has not been presented. >> no tweets or appearances from president trump today but behind the scenes he's continuing to threaten to veto a massive bill to fund the u.s. military. the de

and there's this growing chorus from republican senators from business leaders, including steve schwartzman, the president's closest ally, the chairman of blackstone, closest ally in the business community, as well as those hundred national security officials yesterday who said that delaying the transition any further was a danger to national security and threat to the nation's economic health and would complicate the pandemic response. and so all of that taken together is what persuaded the president to just go along with this procedural step that we saw take place yesterday. >> i speak dog, and i think yours is saying, i'm done with this. but we're not done with it yet, phil. so yesterday -- >> he's jealous that i'm talking with you, chris. >> well, she's going to have to get over it. congressman mike quigley was on this show yesterday or on with me yesterday. he chairs the subcommittee that ov oversees the gsa and told me he was ready to subpoena administrator emily murphy who he had talked to one on one. let me play a little bit of what he told me. >> article 1 powers and we're not goin

because schwartzman told hans that while he was a fan of the process, that the president wanted to go of reason but then he says quote, the outcome is very certain today and the country should move on. i mean, we have focused a lot on elected republicans who don't necessarily seem to be able to move president trump one way or the other even if they were to call for him to leave, but this is something else. these are people who can write big checks and we know the president cares about what his bottom line is going on the in the future. what's your take? >> we are seeing a lot of that right now, that the sands are starting to shift, a lot of people are saying it's over. jamie dimon, big business people are saying that murkowski and toomey and others said it's a all over. the legal team is starting to splinter, sydney powell was removed yesterday. there's no real path

these include top trump surrogates and outside allies including economists steven moore, steve schwartzman, who have come out and said, it's over. it's time to focus on the final months of the trump era and begin the presidential transition, which has kind of begun, but not really under president trump. in terms of his top allies of the administration, his top political lieutenants, his legal team, they show no signs yet of giving up this fight. and it doesn't seem like the president of the united states -- it seems like the chances are very good that he will never publicly concede that he lost. he would just lie until his last breath, that this was stolen from him because of massive pro-joe biden conspiracies, which we know that there's zero events within existence. >> all right. asawin, we will forgive you talking 2024. if you're the man responsible for baby yoda, there's no forgiving that. >> okay. got you. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> a dangerous covid surge right now, across the country. it's hitting the st. louis area pretty hard. they broke another hospitalization record thanksgivin

you have business leaders, like steven schwartzman, coming out and saying joe biden is the president-elect. it's over. but i think one thing should be pretty clear, here. and i know it's clear to someone like you, who watches this so closely. it wasn't any more obvious, last night, when emily murphy sent this letter, that joe biden won the election than it was two and a half weeks ago. honestly, nothing real changed. this doesn't and shouldn't be considered some massive profile in courage from the gsa administrator. >> not at all. i mean, it's good for the country. i'm glad we're moving forward with a formal transition process and that an incoming administration, in the midst of a pandemic and a crippled economy, due to the pandemic, is actually going to have access to the teams that are currently managing or mismanaging, in some cases, this process. this is all good. but you're absolutely right, john. there is nothing different. all that has occurred over the last two and a half weeks, which, by the way, is when this so-called ascertainment should have happened two and a half weeks ago, i

boosted his chances of reaching the semi—finals of the atp finals in london after beating diego schwartzman will now go into a final group match against novak djokovic on friday with a semifinal place still possible. djokovic is taking on daniil medvedev at the moment with the winner guaranteed a place in the finalfour. england's cricketers will visit pakistan for the first time in 16 years next 0ctober following the announcement of two t20 internationals. the tour is going to serve as a build—up to the twenty20 world cup in india that's scheduled to start in the same month, and comes as international cricket slowly returns to pakistan following that attack on the sri lanka team bus in 2009. england all—rounder moeen ali has welcomed the decision and says it's a big step for international cricket. the teams that came over last year were amazing to have gone through the whole bubble, and obviously after the coronavirus pandemic, cricket was obviously on the edge and they helped massively with that. so i think it was probably going to happen anyway, but i think it's right that we go back afte

now about jock of age a 5 time winner of this tournament begins his 1st great game against diego schwartzmanon monday, there was presented with a trophy to celebrate his top ranking, as the 33 year old will finish this year as the world number one, regardless of how he performs in london. you know, on, obviously super proud of it whether the same time also mixed emotions a little bit because of what is going on in the world. i can't be going over into that. you know, even though of course i achieved one of the, one of the biggest goals in sport as the all you know, feel for, for many people around the world there are going through hardship and my heart goes ok. and that is all your sport for now. it's now back to merion in london. thanks very much for the 1st full nasa space mission on a privately owned spacecraft. as you take off in around 2 and a half hours a day behind the initial schedule for astronauts will be launched to the international space station on a space x. rocket after a successful test mission into orbit in april space x. of course is owned by the technology entrepreneur mos

. >> and even steve schwartzman, businessman, trump confidantcon ceo of the blackstone group, he came under pressure after initially accepting trump's vow to challenge the election, but today he says the outcome is very certain today and the country should move on. but on this thanksgiving week, the most fitting words, wow, the most fitting words, they always come from trump himself. and this time, they come from the 2018 annual turkey pardon. >> the winner of this vote was decided by a fair and open election conducted on the white house website. this was a fair election. unfortunately, carrots refused to concede and demanded a recount and we're still fighting with carrots. and i will tell you, we have come to a conclusion. carrots, i'm sorry to tell you the result did not change. it's too bad for carrots. >> ah, he always says it best himself, doesn't he? kaitlan collins is "outfront" covering president trump tonight. jessica dean is in washington covering the biden transition. let me start with this breaking news at the moment, recommending to the gsa they move ahead, even though th

daniel medvedev demeanor took the 1st set 75 but the russian hit back to win in 3 sets tell now play schwartzman in the quarter finals. manchester united boss are you going to soldier is facing questions about his future in the job follows his side's shock defeat against istanbul share in the champions league united were beaten 21 in turkey it's already been a tough season for soldiers team on top of this defeat to their last 3 times in the english premier league and are down and 15th. i declined to comment on such a thing of course is that it's early on and you know our opinions are out there all the time you've got to stay strong. a ploy employed by the club to do a job and i do that to the best of my ability with with our staff. spoke to u.k. football writer don cross he believes that being a former a night at player could help assault us cos i do think the pressure is mounting or so scar i think another defeat it's in will really start people talking even more so i just don't think you can lose out on 2 to arsenal suffer that sort of defeat meet week in the champions league and be manager of

daniele medvedev warmed out for his semifinal against rafa nadal with a straight sets win over de schwartzman. the russian has yet to drop a set in this tournament. his encounter with no doubt will be a rematch of the 2019 u.s. open, final which there are one or 2 with roger women. everything then run in there and started to make his mark and there was not. so it's a great pleasure to play against all of them and really looking forward for tomorrow. ok, and that is all yours for. pronounce the huntsman. thank you for more news, of course, on the other side of the break and to learn from foreign make plain frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november. what would be the good cautious if you believe that they're corrosive to our democracy? one obvious solution is to bring about informed opinion. lucas, i just don't go anywhere. the protesters aren't going anywhere, either. it's ability to scale revolution. in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines. who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera? jump into the

nadal with a straight sets win over diego schwartzman, the russian has yet to drop a sets in this tournament. as encounter with nadal will be a rematch of the $21000.00 u.s. open final, which no doubt won. ok, and that is all your sport for now is held back to you. thanks very much for robinson will be here with another full half hour of these on the other side of the break and to learn from our meat on the news. our team, thanks for your time and your company. frank assessments, if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november . what would be there? because as if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy, one obvious solution is to break the law informed opinion. just look at his don't go anyway. the protest is all going anyway. either puts a bullet with a revolution, people will call in depth analysis of the day's global headlines. who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the mom. so no matter how you take it will bring you the news and current affai

dollar secured his $1000.00 career victory already through to the last 8 in france is 60 the diego schwartzman argentinian dropped just 2 games in straight sets win against spain's i'll handle that we don't cheer for peanuts ones. and that's always full meal have more for you later on but for now hand you back to santa thank you very much indeed and that's it for me to go by the sun for this news hour are going to be back in a moment with more of the day's news including the race for the white house which is going down to the wire joining me in a bit away. from jump into the street and julian on global community bio diversity is bio security it is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have i.d.'s and you can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the police are not neutral and all of these cases here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence this street on out is there. decades ago manila was called the pearl of the orient the manila metropolitan theater was once a testament to the city's grandeur but deca

already made sure of his spot in the semi's the russian dominated his match against succeed diego schwartzman he beat his argentinian pony in straight sets 6361 strives to call home play just missed out on a semifinal place he last saw in the 3rd set tiebreaker to miss ronit the canadian i had to save 2 match points on his way to victory runner to play medvedev in the last 4. players association has agreed to start the new season on december the 22nd it means basketball's top stars will be back in action just 7 weeks after the end of the previous season that was disrupted by coronavirus. and it's been a day to remember for french a goal for a starter he hit a hole in one at this european tour event in cyprus it was an important shot for the 28 year old as he stayed in contention to make the halfway cut salt will still has still has to finish his 2nd round off on saturday morning after a long reign delay on friday. that's it for me although some of thank you very much indeed madam the most is going to be here the couple of minutes with more on all these stories about us and thanks very much fo

no one novak djokovic eased through his opening match against argentina's diego schwartzman. djokovic, jew hasn't won the event since 2015 is aiming to even hold roger federer's record of 6 a.t.p. finals titles. the finals are being played behind closed doors at london's 2 arena . you know, i've been playing a to be finals in the serena for, for many years. and, you know, been blessed to experience some incredible matches and not misses. and, you know, i must say that it feels very strange to play in front of the empty stands. but for, everyone, for all the tennis fans out there watching on the t.v., we love you guys, we're missing guys. and of course, back drew brees is likely to be out for several games after suffering multiple red, fractious, and a collapsed lung. the new orleans saints player was injured in a tackle, cheering their victory of the san francisco $49.00. as it's reported, brace already had 3 broken ribs from the saints' previous game. he's not sure exactly how long he'll be out for a mistake in one day. it's our government, this is our season. sure, it's mor

boosted his chances of reaching the semi—finals of the atp finals with a three—set win over diego schwartzman. djokovic, meanwhile faces daniil medvedev later with the winner guaranteed a place in the finalfour. england cricket authorities have decribed the decision to tour pakistan next year as "a significant moment". it will be for the first time since 2009 when gunmen attacked the visiting sri lankan team. the england and wales cricket board says the side will be playing two t20 internationals in karachi — that‘s in preparation for the t20 world cup that begins in india later that month. england all—rounder moeen ali has welcomed the decision and says it‘s a significant step for international cricket. the teams that came over last year were amazing to have gone through the whole bubble and obviously after the coronavirus pandemic, cricket was obviously on the edge and they helped massively with that, so i think it was probably going to happen anyway, but i think it‘s right that we go back after such a long time to, one for the game itself, but also for pakistan, cricket and the country. lo

to rest up for friday's winner takes all much against alexander sparrow of the german took diego schwartzman to 3 sets to secure his 1st win in london on wednesday. the 2900 champion also needs to beat djokovic. it's progressed to the semi. it's ok. meanwhile, players like djokovic has verify have been calling on australian authorities to allow players to compete while in quarantine ahead of the australian open. the torment is scheduled to take place in melbourne in january, but players would have to arrive mid december to complete that isolation period. australia remains closed to nonresidents because of current virus and the victoria state government is yet to sign of tennis australia plans on dealing with the rivals for the 1st grand slam of the season. i hope we do find a way to be able to play one or 2 weeks before the strain open. but in general, i just hope this year open happened because right now it's everything is so unsure that we don't know when australia is definitely one of my favorite slams. and i would love to love to go there. next year. south africa's cricket team is also d

world number seven zverev, meanwhile, came through his match against diego schwartzman, winning in threel schumacher‘s record of seven formula 1 world titles. although he's yet to sign a new contract at mercedes for next season, in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he's hinted he'll remain with the team as he bids to surpass that record. but his journey to the top hasn't been easy. he's been speaking to my colleague sally nugent. i remember as a kid adults, teachers, parents of other drivers, youngsters, telling me i would not make it, not good enough, there is no way you are going to make it, go back to your country. all of these horrible things. really, i think, the message was for all of the kids who may be fearing they don't have a voice, dreaming something or wanting to dream big. what is next? i would love to stay, i still feel young, i still feel energised, hungry. it is crazy, yes, i have won the seventh title, but we have another big fight and that is for racial equality across the board. and diversity within my sport, which i thought i would have helped shiftjust by being he

he is taking on diego schwartzman. this is live on bbc two at the moment.ing to win this title for a record—equalling sixth title, and for the first time since 2015. for schwartzmann, it's the first time he's played in this event 0lympics chief thomas bach has reiterated he's "very, very confident" spectators will be able to attend next year's tokyo 0lympics. bach, on his first trip to tokyo since the games were postponed in march, is hoping to convince athletes, japanese citizens and sponsors that the games can be held safely in 2021. we are putting a really huge tool box together in which we will put all of the different measures we can imagine, so that next year at the appropriate time we will be able to ta ke appropriate time we will be able to take the right tools out of this tool box and apply them in order to ensure a safe environment. this also makes us very confident that we can have spectators then in the olympic stadiums next year, and also the spectators will enjoy a safe environment. ireland captain johnny sexton and robbie henshaw have been ru

it‘s alexander zverev and diego schwartzman in the round robin stage of the competition.as planned in melbourne injanuary, with victoria‘s government reportedly not allowing players to arrive in mid—december. tennis australia had hoped they‘d be able to practise during the 14—day quarantine, before two weeks of action leading into the tournament. the government there has said arrivals at the end of december could be a possibility. british number one johanna konta says the ability to train during quarantine is vital. from my understanding and everything that we have been told so far, tennis australia have done everything to make sure that our quarantine setup is so that we are able to train properly, otherwise it would make it very difficult, i think, for players to be able to compete at the highest level without risking their bodies in the process. clubs in the english football league will be able to use five substitutes a match for the rest of the season. the new rule comes into place from friday, ahead of this weekend‘s matches, following discussions with all 72 clubs.

world number seven zverev meanwhile came through his match against diego schwartzman, winning in threedriver of all time, lewis hamilton,his 7th world title. he has done so much away from sport as well, pioneering diversity and leading the fight against racial injustice and has done things his way. i love the story about his dog, roscoe. he has put him on a vegan dietand roscoe. he has put him on a vegan diet and says it has helped his health and breathing. but he has had criticism for that. you naturally think that dogs are meat eaters, don't you? i watched that race. he wasn't in the fastest car. he had a lot of adversity to overcome but still won by a country mile. you saw his tyres at the end, they were like slicks. and he is such a team player. i have a mate who works at mercedes and he involves everybody in the winning, notjust about him, all the mechanics, everybody. looking forward to that interview. less tha n looking forward to that interview. less than that. don't go away. it's time for a weather update. carol is at blenheim palace this morning. she is an outstanding locatio

steve schwartzman, the ceo of blackstone could tell him the truth. >> will he listen? him the truth. i mean there's a lot of people that could tell him the truth. is he going to listen to the truth? that i don't know. i think chris is really hammering the right point that he's not used to this, so he's not handling it well. he should capitulate. guys, come on. look at the numbers. the numbers are there. he is losing by more than he beat secretary clinton. that's just facts. and she was a gentle person and conceded. >> and so this is the second part, and as much as it pains me, i think chris is right about his last point. this is the thing. more than just donald trump is what he's saying and what his behavior is having a terrible effect, i think, on the people who support him, on his base, because what they're having to deal with right now, sadly -- and i'm not saying this to be condescending -- is that it's almost like they're -- how do i say this because i really don't want to be insulting. it's as if -- >> he's the wrong messenger for their message. >> it's not even