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we have no better champion, let's give a round of applause for senator tammy baldwin. [applause] [cheers] >> thank you, ben and hello everybody. good morning from the bottom of my heart, i want to say thank you to the people of wisconsin for putting their trust in me and continue to be their fighter in washington, d.c. [applause] the way we won this race is the way i have always approached this job and that's we did everything everywhere and all at once. i travel to red, blue, purple, suburban and rural and urban parts of our state. i listen to people. i really listen to people. then deliver for them. turn, these wisconsin knights showed up for me and i am so grateful. [applause] >> it is the farmers and the dairy industry who i fought alongside earning the endorsement fof of the wisconsin farm bureau. it is the workers on the floor who's getting more business because of my by america rules. [applause] >> a big shoutout to labor. [cheers] >> it is the lbgtq families who saw through the nasty attack campaign and knew what i have their back, free of hate and discriminati

welcome to the club, tammy. [applause] tammy is a a best-selling author and i think you've seen some of her books out there that knew plot police was her first the death of right and wrong and her latest work exposing the leftist mind killing agenda. she's a los angeles native. she majored in political science at the university of southern california. we when we hear california but that was back then and now she's going for a ph.d. so she'll be dr. bruce and at this point in time and would like you to give a warm carolina welcome to tammy bruce. a [applause] >> thank you. thank you. i'm sorry about all that other stuff. i'm sorry about all that other stuff. thank you very much. i'm a republican now and still because of the indoctrination that occurred it makes me nervous. i think we have 30 or 40 minutes or and it would take me that long to explain. so i've learned how to make a living at that. i really appreciate being here and thank you very much and they republican women a' greater charlotte gulab been so lov

tammy is legit.ar from undecided voters and i will be honest with you, maybe it's a tough stance. coming at the end of the day from their perspective of politicians are all the same. they make empty promises, regardless who ends up being the next president. that's gonna really make a difference in their lives. i know you have heard that. from friends, neighbors, coworkers. i think we can all understand why a people might feel that wa. if you live in a small town in rural wisconsin until the plant closed down, jobs getting shipped overseas. young people start moving away because they don't think they got a fair shot of advancement. the going to feel skeptical a government being able to bring about real change. if you live in a neighborhood in milwaukee work gun violence, drug trade are facts of life. parents are scared about their kids getting to and from school. you are going to feel the same way. so if that is your perspective, i want to beyo honest. far right politics is not going to solve all of y

arrest them. >> tammy: and not everything is wonderful in denver.y in june in the denver gazette, for the past 18 months at that .42000 immigrants from central and south america had traveled to denver specifically. not all of colorado. forcing the city to cut services and freeze hiring in areas in order to pay for the illegal immigrants and their care. in the meantime they have spent $72 million of city taxes to pay for that, and they are upset because they have only received $17 million in state and federal reimbursements. so it's not about tanks that are going to go to denver, it's going to be under the trump administration. likely, a refusal to reimburse these kinds of funds when you are not cooperating with federal officials. that's going to hurt the mayor who imagines in his leftist wish fantasy of more victimhood, more fear, and more violence. it's not going to happen, but america will get better. >> emily: they're going to continue to be unsafe and broke. >> tammy: correct. >> emily: after trump's victory, a new poll shows that the party's mo

for your wonderful senator tammy baldwin.pplause] and for the next president of the united states, kamala harri harris. [cheers and applause] now, if you have not voted yet, today is the last day of early voting in milwaukee. you can still get it done before the game. i won't be offended if you leave right now. if you have an absentee ballot, do not put it in the mail at this point. bring it to a dropbox at any early voting site. and if you can't vote early, make a plan to vote on election day, o november fifth, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. just go to -- let mixture get this right, withdems.org/vote and that will tell you where you can go. and remember to bring your photo id. get your friends and your family to make a plan to vote, too, because together, three days, we have a chance to choose a new generation leadership in this country and start building a better and stronger and more hopeful america. [cheers and applause] now, i don't think it's a news to you that this election is going to be tight. it's going to be

tammy is legit. now, there is one last thing i hear from undecided voters and i will be honest to you, it may be the toughest to answer. they tell me that at the end of the day from their perspective, politicians are all the same. they make empty promises regardless of who ends up being the next president, it really won't make a difference in their lives. i know you have heard that. from friends, neighbors, coworkers -- and i think we can all understand why people might feel that way. if you live in a small town in rural wisconsin, you saw a plant closed down and jobs get shipped overseas and young people start moving away because they do not feel like they have a fair shot at indian cement -- at advancement. you might feel skeptical about government being able to bring about real change. you live in a neighborhood in milwaukee where there is gun violence and drug trade and they are a fact of life. parents are scared about their kids getting to and from school. you're going to feel the same way. so i

we've got joe concha and mark simone and tammy bruce on. all that in just a few moments and markets are giving trump a 1,500 point vote of confidence. wow. we also have senator rick scott, congresswoman elise stefanik waiting in the wings and moments away, kamala harris about to give her white flag of surrender speech at howard university which she should have done last night, but then again, we'll take you to it when it finally happens. we will run the whole speech. all right donald trump riding a populous revolt to a new golden age and that's the subject of the rif. donald trump won a landslide victory yesterday. he swept all of the swing states. he broke down the so-called blue wall of wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. he had good coat tails bringing five new republican senators in. the house is going to remain republican hands. mr. trump won the popular vote 51-47. roughly a margin of 5 million votes. it was a historic victory, so somewhat similar to ronald reagan back in 1980 indeed. mr. trump has given us the greatest political c

larry: tammy bruce, move on to, trump trials are dead.ember when they had 750 years in jail what mapped to that. >> media moved that. this is also akin to turning on light in kitchen. all of the bugs, scurry back under the fridge, they have party when you can't see. larry: did you think of that before. >> they are covered. they are protected by media and you can't see reality, it is you be, old thing with wizard of oz, you pull curtain back there is a wir weird guy there making a noise, this is perfect storm of clarity, transparency, elon musk buying x, conversations able to be had, newspapers not sensors, americans talking with each other, crowds that force media to cover trump, assassination attempts, everyone bringing forward reality people finds out they were lied to that trump of the not who they said he was, bringing forth more so people looking at indictments like, why does he have more than al capone something is not right, it got us spell that was broken, a spell we came very close togo cat to going off that cliff but we didn't,

larry: tammy, let's talk about j.d. vance for a minute because trump said last night, well, i turned out he was a little controversial, but j.d. vance i think turned out to be quite an asset for him, and the other thing trump said was he would send j.d. vance dealt with these crazy people on the sunday talk shows for cnn and msnbc, and stuff like that. was j.d. vance a big surprise, really, came through? what do you think? >> i think so. traditionally we think that when we think about the board of directors that you want like a biden or somebody with the experience but we've learned that, in fact, it's a trap. you want fresh ideas. you want somebody who loves the country but through generational, vance is a young man, what is he 40? he's a young man so he knows how to talk with these people who are sitting across the table from him. you are a bit more as i will recall being his age, you were much more invested in the nature of your romanticism, your ideology, what is important to you, you're there to fight for it, and y

a big round of applause for tammy bruce.

what do you make of that i think it's dangerous, tammy. >> i got a lot of respect for tammy, and i'veears we served together in the house, but for her to say ridiculous and outright dangerous words like that is is wrong. you got to keep in mind, tulsi gabbard is still a lieutenant colonel in the united states army. she commands the reserve unit here in oklahoma and missouri. if she was compromised, if she wasn't able to to pass a background check, if she wasn't able to do her job, she still wouldn't be in the army. and so tammy is absolutely dead wrong on this and she should retract those words. that's the most dangerous thing she could say. is that a that a united states lieutenant colonel in the united states army is is compromised and is an asset of the of of russia? it is it's it's actually sad to hear her say that when i say that when i heard her say that, i thought, i wonder if this is political because she's upset that tulsi gabbard left the democrat party because they went woke because i know they actually got along when they were in the house and she knows tulsi gabbard. she

welcome to the club, tammy. [applause] tammy's a best selling author.hink you've seen some of her bookss out will. "the newol thought police" was r first. "the can death of right and wrong," and her latest work, "fear itself: exposing the left's mind-killing agenda." she's a los angeles native. she majored in political science at the university of southern california. i know we cringe when we hear california, but that was all backck then. now she's going for her ph.d.. soon be dr. bruce. and at this point in time, i would like you to give a warm carolina welcome to tammy bruce. [applause] thank you you. thank you. and i'm sorry about, all that other stuff. i'm about all that other stuff. thank you very much. i i am it you know, it's i'm a republican now and. it's still because the indoctrination that occurs it's it makes me nervous. but or you know we've i think we've got about 30, 40 minutes here and it takes me that long to say hello so i'm i'm talking and i can't up so i've learned how to make a living at that but i really appreciate being here a cer

tammy bruce, is that still legal? voting on election day?how much of the shenanigans we've been dealing with with each one of the election periods and 16, 20, 22, that the kinds of things that they want to do, when you want legitimate election, you don't want people to wonder, why would you want to like, oh, we're not going to know for three more days and a really tight race and happen to have those thousands of ballots coming in, enough it enough. covid is done, let's get back to something series. larry: follow up to both of you. early voting favors gop, new voter registration favors gop and i'm read ago lot about that. i'm not reading it in the new york times or washington post. but a lot about it. true or untrue? >> i'd have to see those reports myself, larry. i don't know. larry: if you don't want to answer, tammy, what do you think? they're showing numbers on this. >> look, it's new for the gop and exciting and trump has been pushing it and americans know what's at stake. larry: for the first time. >> that's why there's this kind of num

that light is tammy baldwin. i want you to picture that inaugural stage again with tammy standing there probably with kamala and tim, and you have to make that walk for us these next 24 hours! you finish that walk! you make us a victory in wisconsin, and that is how we will win! thank you, lacrosse, and thank you, wisconsin! [cheers and applause] >> let me check for him first. [laughter] >> good morning. please give a warm welcome to samuel hayden. [applause] >> hello, lacrosse! my name is samuel hayden and i am a senior at the university of wisconsin, la crosse, and an intern on the doyle for assembly campaign. i grew up in st. paul which is why i am so proud to be here to help introduce the first lady walz. this tuesday will be my first time voting in a presidential election. [applause] and i could not be more proud to cast my ballot for vice president harris and governor walz. [applause] i am voting for them because we need leaders in the white house who are going to protect our freedom, create more good jobs,

one of those democrats is a friend of the show, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin.ident harris campaigned with senator baldwin and cardi b in milwaukee. >> we need everyone in wisconsin to vote. you are going to make the difference in the selection. you will make the difference. you will make the difference. listen. it all comes down to this. we are here together because we love our country. we love our country. we love our country. when you love something you fight for it. >> joining us now, democratic senator tammy baldwin. >> good evening. it's a pleasure to have you back with us. a part of loving the country is loving the people in the country. your opponent has repeatedly attacked you, your sexuality, your partner, saying last night at the trump rally, "with baldwin you get politicians in office and harris and baldwin can't even agree what a woman is and what a guy is". here's the thing i find the most disgusting and disturbing is these folks act like they don't know anybody, they don't have people working there staff or people they have come across, maybe even

one of those democrats is a friend of the show, wisconsin senator tammy baldwin. just last night, vice president harris campaigned with baldwin and wrapper -- rapper cardi b in wisconsin. >> we need everyone to vote. you're going to make the difference in this election. it all comes down to this. we are here together because we love our country. we love our country. we love our country and when you love something, you fight for it. >> joining us now, democratic senator tammy baldwin of wisconsin. >> senator, good evening. it is such a pleasure to have you back with us. a part of loving the country is loving the people in the country . your opponent, eric have the -- hovde has repeatedly attacked you, your sexuality, your partner say last night at the trump rally quote, when you are in with baldwin you get politicians in office and that harrison baldwin can't even agree what a woman is and what a guy is. here's the thing that i find the most disgusting and disturbing is that these folks actually don't know anybody who is . they don't have people who work on their s

larry: all right, tammy? g.o.p., it is exciting and trump has been pushing it, americans know what is at stake. that is why you see this kind of a number. what matters, still, is tomorrow. is people it is a tradition in this country we do care about election day, we don't want an election period or election year. that is nuts. we want to be specific people can decide, and trust americans to do it. tomorrow, matters, people to go out and vote, and also discipline you get the ballot, you notice if you don't have it, you get it, you make time, maybe we do make election day a national holiday, maybe we do. larry: but announce citizens -- noncitizens not voting seems to be pretty upheld decision, for this election. >> yeah, you know, i think governor youngkin led the way. when again, common sense, a federal crime for a noncitizen to vote, also it siinconsistent with state law in virginia, that is what is going on there. and you know claimed it was disturbing so-called -- >> not in california. >> no, just alabama a

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tammy baldwin is in a close race against the republican challenger, eric hovde. points. according to the latest poll, baldwin leads by two points. with high stakes, former president obama shouted out the campaign today. >> remember how the affordable care act let's young people stay on their parents plan until they are 26, tammy wrote that part of the bill. she knew it was important.'s that is the kind of work course that we need in washington. that is the kind of person that is going to help get camelot good in office. -- help get kamala harris in office. >> she is legit. >>> your lead has narrowed from seven points to just two points. why is the gap closing and do you feel it is that type of a race? >> we are battleground state and always have been. think back to how close presidential races have been. i see it no different except for the momentum i am seeing in the final weeks. i always knew it would be a close race which is why it committed to traveling the state just as they do as a senator. listening to people and getting to work on solutions. in this campa

could we please hear it for tammy baldwin. let's reelect her to the united states senate.ings. and i pledge to you, if you give me the chance to fight on your behalf, there is nothing that will stand in my way as i fight for you. [cheering] and look, we know who donald trump is. this is not someone who's thinking about making your life better. this is someone who is increasingly unstable. obsessed with revenge. he is unchecked power. and look, and less than 90 days going to either be him or me in the oval office. thank you. thank you. but, let's get the word out. let's get the word out for the folks who are not here to just have them imagine. with all seen the oval office on tv. imagine on january 20, that day is either going to be donald trump if he is elected, which he will not be. he will not be. but to help people imagine what the stakes are. it's either going to be him there on day one walking into that office stewing over his enemies list. or, when i am elected walking in on your behalf with my to do list. and i am a hard worker. and at the top of my list is bringing

send tammy and gwen back to washington. i want to start by thanking the love of my life, my wife gwen, grateful to my two kids, hope and gus for coming along this amazing journey. and i want to thank every one of you for coming out. you could have been anywhere tonight you all showed up here tonight because you love america, thank you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> as you probably know, there's a little election tomorrow. >> we get an opportunity tomorrow to shape the future for generations to come. [cheers and applause] we get the chance to elect a new generation of leadership and have kamala harris lead us in a new way forward. now, running like everything is on the line because it is. look, what an incredible journey, 107 days has been been. look at the movement kamala has built in that short amount of time. [cheers and applause] now imagine what she'll do in four years. [cheers and applause] >> and i have to tell you, one of the best parts of this is, she has brought back the joy to our politics. look, this is a p

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tammy bruce, i'll drop this unprofitable line of discussion and move on. the trump trials.h folded and merrick garland and going to be on unemployment lines and here in new york, the judge is postponing and never sending that smart prediction and i remember when they had 34 counts and 750 years in jail and going around for that. >> this is also akin to turning the light on in the kitchen and all the bugs i screwed back in the day. they're having a party when you can't see. but you can't, when they're covered and they're protected by media and you can't see what the reality is. the wizard of oz and making noise and this is the perfect storm of clarity of transparency and elon musk buying x. conversations being able to be had and newspapers not being censored and americans talking with each other. the crowds that force the media to cover trump and the assassination attempts and everything suddenly the perfect storm bringing forward the reality and people finding out that they were lied to and that trump was not who they said he was. bringing forth more so people looking at th

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i want to thank my dear friend tammy baldwin. send her back to the senate.ieutenant governor rodriguez. county executive nelson. and the chair of our democratic party, ben w [cheers and applause] all right, we have work to do. ok, wisconsin, four days left in probably one of if not the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and we have work to do still. we have a lot of work to do, but we like hard work. hard work is good work. hard work is good work. [cheers and applause] and make no mistake, we will win. [cheers and applause] we will win. we will win. and one of the reasons -- [chanting "we will win"] v.p. harris: and we will win because we have the type of people who when you know what you stand for, you know what to fight for. [cheers and applause] right, and in this election we have an opportunity to finally turn the page on a decade of donald trump trying to keep us divided and afraid of each other. we are done with that. we are done. we are exhausted with that, and we know that is to he is, but wisconsin, that is not who we are. [cheers and app

guys, tammy, joe, have a great weekend.hank you. >>> all right the 2024 election is in the books, but one democrat is already seemingly gearing up for 2028. according to a report gavin new some plans to take more trips away from his state's drug-infested cities and visit more rural trump country in california to find out why they are rejecting the woke far left party. i guess it's better than the special session to trump proof the sanctuary state, the socialist utopia of california. here with reaction is lara trump. gavin just might -- i know gavin newsom well. if you meet him, you like the guy. however, his policies are simply insane. i mean, sanctuary states, sanctuary cities, defund, dismantle, no bad laws. they have allowed great cities like san francisco to be taken over. stores can be robbed as long as you don't take $1,000 worth of merchandise, and then, of course, he believes you can have gender-affirming care for minors without parental won't. it doesn't matter how smart, slick -- without parental consent -- it's s

tammy baldwin defeating eric hovde in the race. it shows you the difference. 27,000 votes ahead of eric. the republican. owner of a multibillion dollar bank. one of the nastiest senate races in the country. what we have seen is a bit of a phenomenon happening. kamala harris losing in wisconsin. tammy baldwin, the democrat, winning there. you are seeing it in places like arizona. the democratic candidate in the senate that ruben gallego is leading. similarly in michigan. >> all right, excellent explanation. thank you very, very much. and vice president kamala harris has spoken to donald trump and officially conceded and the nation will hear from her about two hours or so from now. cnn's priscilla alvarez is at harris' campaign headquarters. give us details about what kamala harris will say in her concession speech. >> reporter: what we are learning in the last hour, the vice president did call former president donald trump and congratulated him on his win. according to an aide, she also discussed what they called quote the importanc

jackie: tammy bruce -- >> my pleasure. jackie: -- thank you. >> thank you. >> trump administration is child separation policy. >> the policy that separated children. >> the policy of separating thousands of migrant children -- >> and the child separations, anderson, it's just a piece of it. jackie: remember how outraged the dems were about a child separations under trump? a 2-year-old just crossed the border alone under president biden, but aoc's nowhere to be seen, no crying at the border, nothing, silence. tonight we've got the details on that 2-year-old's story. also tonight more trump progress before inauguration. could the swamp actually drain itself? [laughter] >> we have a really demoralized career staff the or, people putting their resumÉs on the street, people being really afraid of what trump's entry will mean for the story at doj. jackie: doj, hhs, epa, department of education. employees of the swamp are now crying because these bureaucratic lifers are threatening the leave their work-from-home jobs all because

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tammy, 18 days to put together a team like this. that is no small feet, but what's extraordinary is you still have a back bench. you've got people like ric grenell kash patel, and so ben carson, bob lighthizer. you still have a back bench they haven't used up all their picks. >> i'm looking for byron donalds, fantastic guy. all kinds of people and things that can still happen and yet, you know, he has had four years to recognize whose had his back, whose good on the issues. the america first institute which is where brook rollins led that, pam bondi was on that board so there's a little bit of a shadow government. i think he knew exactly what he wanted and where he wanted people because he wasn't going to repeat the 2016 mistake of believing that everyone had the same idea of coming together and helping the country, so he knows what these people are good at. they maybe have not been in the direct washington but on the perimeter but doing great work, great education, great histories, and it's very exciting. david: picking up on that,

will senate fall in line and confirm his team of reformer we talk about with rich lowry, tammy bruce and mark simone, they or set. and senator tommy tuberville will join us later as well on how trump plans to shake up the pentagon and biden's forever wars. fox news bryan llenas is live in west palm beach with the latest. reporter: hey david. president-elect trump chosen all of his cabinet. picks, this could be most diverse cabinet in modern times. that is what some folks call it. looking at some latest union pro union moderated republican, as labor secretary congresswoman lori chavez-deremer. and scott b bessent at treasury secretary, and russeruss vought. and now they join some of more controversial picks like pete hegseth, as defense secretary. former democratic con congresswoman tulsi gabbard and rfk jr. as health secretary, over week republican senators defended the picks say they would be willing to do recess appointments. confirmations without hearing that president-elect has a mandate to reform the system. >> i want to end the corporate capture of government agencies i want th

tammy bruce and david webb are here with me.is the big weekend show we've got a big story tonight. a record number, 80 million americans expected to travel this thanksgiving. you should probably just get the holiday for your safety. >> going south real fast. things get ugly and people get asked to do things and turn people in and point people out and turn on them. if you think you can vote for what people see as their destruction and demand that they are still cool with you and that they will have thanksgiving with you, i think you're kind of missing the point. >> voted not only against their families, but against them. against people that they loved. >> i do not want to put my date child in a position where she has to sit with someone who does not understand her. >> it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why be met for my future president trump intends to nominate one of the most ideologically diverse administration and reset history advancing trumps america first agenda. this week and alone he anno

larry: tammy bruce, you raised this in first place.me, the popular vote the t the elect -- electoral college vote as long as they are not criminals, it will defend trump from weaponization, from russia, russia, russia, and lawfare, you need someone to coff his back. >> he not only won but it was a statement, not like you was vague throughout the campaign, and happened to trip into winning. he was blunt. he made statements about deportation and nature of what was happening with justice department about compancultural and political issues, and americans said g let's do it. -- said go, let's do it we all voted for not just the man to fix the problem we have but as a statement about about what needed to change. and all of these picks. make a statement regarding -- >> i think accountability. >> let me finish, is that there is -- i get into it a role here. >> go. >> is that this is people chosen were people in many ways targets by department they are placed in it is the ultimate statement that people that you were trying to destroy are now i

it tells the story of life and fame of televangelist, tammy faye.ondon. it went extremely well. so, what connected the audiences they are? >> i think to british audiences, they did not know who jim and tammy were. they were not as familiar with it because it is very much an american thing. the story of her faith, the power of her faith, we had people in tears, multiple standing ovations during the show, because they really gravitated toward and connected to tammy's heart, and of course, the brits love a character. they love a funny and quirky character. and the world is inhabited by the most quirky characters. when we started working on it it was like, we don't have to make anything up. this is one of the most perfect three act opera. most people would not believe it, it is so crazy, and it is all true. i think audiences were really plugged into the whole story and found it wonderful. fantastic music, katie, who played tammy, is transcending in the role. she has had the most unbelievable voice and is a fantastic actress, really good on choreography.

tammy duckworth, democratic senator. she was just on yesterday. and she believes that tulsi due to her troubling relationships. as she put it, with russia and syria. but then you have republican congressman markwayne mullin. he was just on with dana bash yesterday. and he said those characterizations that you have put out, but he was specifically talking about tammy duckworth. he called them dangerous and ridiculous. let me play what markwayne mullin says >> there's no background there for her to see, for anyone to see she is she is a true patriot of the united states. and there is no reason why the democrats are going after her other than the fact they're upset that she left their woke party. >> what do you say to that? >> yeah, there's her talking points. there's what she has stood for. what she said her words not too long ago. she thought that she blamed ukraine for the invasion of of russia so it just makes no sense. she has actually used russian talking points. she went over to assad and seemed to sympathize with him. an individual who was ga

tammy, we'll start with you. yeah. look, yeah, if i well, you know, i just if i could play, you know, i just wrote a book about fear being used to control society. classic. simple. juvenile. it's like a threat. and they want you to wonder about this thing that's in the ether. that's not true. but you're just going to react to it. those days for most of us now, are over. we're tired of being dragged around by our ears with threats and abuse and scare tactics. and, you know, especially since, well, donald trump, you know, i don't know, he was sitting there with joe biden. joe biden's grinning. they're shaking their hands. and he's the leader of the semi-fascist garbage people movement. well, apparently all of that was also a lie. so it is about fear sitting with a i don't know anything else. and they'll continue. last word clay travis. look, i think this speaks well. doris kearns goodwin years ago wrote about abraham lincoln. team of rivals. he put together the greatest cabinet ever led to an incredible success. historic

tonight senator tammy with the fight over pete and the choice for secretary of education. linda mcmahon and the trump project to got public education. it all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, today trump failed the first big test of his second administration when matt gates withdrew for consideration for attorney general of the u.s. trump's pick for the top job made the announcement this afternoon after reportedly learning a venue allocation from the same woman who says she had a sexual encounter with matt gates when she was a minor. matt gates was already investigated for sex trafficking, allegations he denies, ultimately they chose not to bring charges, he has also been the subject of a multi-year investigation by the house ethics committee into accusations of sexual misconduct including sex with a minor which he denies any illegal drug use. the confirmation was already looking like a uphill battle with more than a half of senate republican saying they did not expect matt gates to get the votes and trumps wasted no time choosing a replacement. he annou

we'll talk with two key senators, republican rand paul and duemocrat tammy duckworth.y'll question the picks on health, national security, and more. >>> one of trump's national security advisers from his first term, retired army lietenant general h.r. mcmaster will weigh in. >>> plus, as the conflict between israel, hamas, and hezbollah continues to rage, when can we expect a cease-fire? we'll ask maryland senator chris van hollen who has called president biden's hining of israel shameful and a policy failure. >>> finally, we'll hear from representative-elect sarah mcbride on the challenges and opportunities facing her as she prepares to take off office as the first openly transgender member of congress. >>> it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." as we begin this holiday week, americans are preparing to gather to give thanks for what has been and contemplate what's to come. our latest cbs news poll shows that 59% of americans approve of how president-elect donald trump is handling the presidential transition. tru

he finally got to take this trip that he's always wanted to do. >> tammy has since died, but had said that if her brother did write the note, he was forced to. and these two people told ktvu back then that they heard screams coming from the area where lee was found hanging. he had taken bart from san francisco to go home to berkeley, but fell asleep and ended up at the concord bart station. his family says he called a roommate to get a ride home, but the roommate wasn't able to help. lee was found dead hours later. >> i don't think this was a suicide. this kid had a future. >> frank sterling senior suspects his nephew's race and sexual orientation may be motives for someone killing him. >> racism. homophobia. i think it's just a combination of all that, because back then, you know, things were just kind of swept under the under the carpet. >> the family wants the case reopened, and if it's homicide, they want justice. >> i feel like there's still time to hold these people accountable. >> sterling hopes to gather 500 signatures for a petition asking the state attorney general to reopen

we will also talk with senator tammy duckworth. she served in iraq and was among the first women to fly in combat. she lost both of her legs when her helicopter was hit by an rpg. what does she think about trump's secretary pick saying that women should not be in combat? i will ask her. >>> brought to you by j.p. morgan wealth management. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >>> one defense official is telling cnn tonight that, quote, everyone is shocked by donald trump's choice to run the pentagon. in his first term, trump went with a four-star general james m

tammy fay and her first husband jim bakker host the ptl club from 1974 to 1989.ther preachers. i sat down with the creative forces behind the new musical, musician jake sheers of the former band scissor sisters, and the emmy, grammy, and tony winning rock 'n' roller, sir elton john. it's great to have you guys here. >> good to be here, thank you. >> very excited. welcome back to broadway. >> thank you so much. >> how excited are you about that? i'm very excited because i really love this particular musical. which we've been working on, jason and i for 12 years, similar to the billy elliot musical i wrote. it's a political musical in a way, about someone who's outrageous and gregarious, and had a larger than life persona, at the other time, it's about what happened in the religious, evangelical community at that time. and how it changed the face of america for the worse, probably, because reagan then accepted church into state, which should never have happened, and so it's a really fascinating story about the political struggle but also this woman's courage and he

let's talk about what tammy duckworth said. do you believe that she is someone who is seen as potentially a russian asset? is she someone who could compromise u.s. intelligence? >> look, i think senator duckworth has access to information that i don't. so, i'm not here certainly to make any type of character critique of tulsi. my principle objection to what she is doing is the fact that i think she's chosen the wrong side to meet the objectives she's set out, which is to avoid war. look at what the maga movement is doing and going to be doing in a few short months. abandoning our allies, with exceedingly high tariffs, engaging in significant culture war within our military ranks which will sow division rather than unity focusing our military inwards on domestic issues rather than outwards at a time when we have unprecedented threats from nonstate actors as well as near-peer enemies. that is not a plan to avoid war. that is a plan to get us into war. tulsi has made her entire career being anti-war. that seems totally contradicto