lou: mike tobin, or thank you so much. mike tobin reporting.ction officials in georgia are expected to release a report tonight, a report on the state's hand recount results. the recount has produced 6,000 previously uncounted ballots in four counties. president trump gained 1400 votes among those and now trails joe biden by fewer than 13,000 votes. president today tweeted: almost zero ballots rejected in georgia this election. in years past that number was close to 4%. not possible. must have signature check on envelopes now. very easy to do, dems fighting because they got caught. far more votes than needed for flip. are palins must get tough -- republicans must get tough. >>> well, stacey abrams weighing in on the recount in her state. abrams says president trump should acknowledge the legal sufficiency of the election as she did in 2018. abrams has, in point of fact, never, never conceded her race against brian kemp for governor which leads us to the "lou dobbs tonight" quote of the day. here is abrams on viacom's cbs last year explaining wh

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mike tobin is in chicago with the story. reporter: brown county the home of green bay waswi the last county to turn in the campus vote totals, that paves the way for them to submit a formal request to pay the money required for the recount. they've got to get that money and in the paperwork in by 5:00 p.m. central time tomorrow and what is surprising is the cost, roughly four times what it cost democrats to do a recount in wisconsin four years ago, megan walked the administration or said the need for additional space due to coded, then additional absentee ballot and security contribute to the extra cost but a statewide recount is estimated at $7.9 million, almost two and half dollars per ballot in wisconsin. it must be paid in full by the deadline or the recount is off, the wisconsin commission says baking instructions have been forwarded to the trump campaign, wisconsin republican said the campaign has staff in place to move forward with the recount, however, the campaign has not decided whether the recount is worth it. tru

thank you. >> thank you, dean tobin. two years ago i wrote a book published by the state bar called "raising the bar: the crucial role of the lawyer in society." one of the chapters identified as the two most important lawyers of the last 50 years. leon jaworski on the litigation side and i have the exact replica of his law office at the baylor law library. and the other most important lawyer in the last 50 years was our special guest, secretary james baker. secretary baker, we're delighted you're here. nobody epitomizes the concept of the lawyer leader more than you. to refresh people's memories, secretary baker was the leader of his law firm for almost 20 years in houston andrews and kerith firm. and then we went to washington, became number two at the department of commerce and ultimately and essentially led the department of commerce. he was the leader of five different presidential campaigns during reagan's first term he was the leader of the white house staff as the white house chief of staff. during his second ter

here to explain all of this is fox news correspondent mike mike tobin.ike. >> reporter: and talking about wisconsin, the two counties where the recount will take place are both dense with population, both democratic strongholds. kane county is home to -- dane county, milwaukee county. now, the trump campaign is accusing these clerks there, claiming that absentee ballots in those counties were illegally altered when poll workers filled in missing information themselves. the campaign also claims that ballots were issued without voters requesting an application which they claim is a violation of voting safeguards, and the campaign claims that clerks advised voters to say they were indefinitely con fined to their homes due to coronavirus, and that got them around voter id requirements. the milwaukee county clerk responded accusing the trump campaign of two separate things; one, throwing paint at the wall to see what sticks and, two, choosing these population centers to bully the minority vote. nate evans, wisconsin communications director for the biden/harri

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that's understandable, mike, i appreciate it in philadelphia could take a lesson from milwaukee, mike tobink you so much, let's go back to the legal fight inin pennsylvania to try to stop the radical dems from irregularity in joining us from philadelphia is corey lewandowski 2016 trump campaignn advisor, senior advisor to the 2020 trump campaign, great american cory, it is a mess in philadelphia, the president is insisting no matter what it takes that all of these areas and richer questions that they thoroughly review and recounted where appropriate and get to the bottom of what is really going on, he sounded when i talked to him today he sounded very committed to demanding more from rigorous attention to the law and electoral integrity and matter where it is in the country. >> you are absolutely right i am in philadelphia and pam bondi and i are going to oversee the campaign effort to make sure the integrity of the process here is adhered to, here's what we know we have seen poll watchers whoho have been unable to go and actually witness what is taking place, they're not able to see the ba

mike tobin, mike?with the announcement from the trump campaign that they are going to seek a recount here in wisconsin, that puts megan wolf, the administrator of the wisconsin election commissions in the hot seat. she has already responded to that late-night allegation from the president that the process is riddled with fraud. >> there is no opportunity to add additional votes to the tally, write? because you have to make sure everybody is registered to vote, that they have absentee requests on file, that they show their photo ids. there is no opportunity to count the ballots that did not go through that incredibly meticulous process to make sure it was issued correctly, to make sure it's counted correctly and again, it also has to go through those three -- >> the trump campaign went into wednesday morning leading by more than 100,000 votes. but there were 169,000 absentee and early ballots to be counted in the city of milwaukee, a democratic stronghold. those votes were expected to go in favor of joe

jon: mike tobin, mike, thanks.ary committee member marsha blackburn joins me after the break to discuss the big tech hearing on capitol hill this week. why senators are now investigating whether there's a coordinated effort in silicon valley the sensor conservative content on social media. that's next. beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. i'm jon scott and this is the "fox report." it is the bottom of the hour if you're joust joining us here's a looking at our top story. in nebraska, omaha police making several arrests after a protest turns violent. demonstrators were demanding police release body cam video from shooting death of black man during a traffic stop. meanwhile federal pr

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mike tobin and milwaukee. jacqui heinrich has the latest with joe biden's campaign in wilmington, delaware. good afternoon. >> on that day that biden could be elected president he is soaking in a hometown tour with many moments. his campaign has been messing with the pandemic. after visiting his late son's a grave he is flew to scranton with his grandkids stopping at a union headquarters repulse for an intimate moment. biden took the phone number of a terminally ill woman who already wrote wrote her obituary urging people to vote for him. the next step was biden's childhood home. the campaign did not enforce any social distancing and he was greeted by a swarm of supporters. the current homeowner asked biden to sign her wall and he wrote from this house to the white house with the grace of god, joe biden 11-3-2020. along the way people think biden for taking on president trump but he said he came home to scranton to thank them. >> thank you [cheers and applause] >> that's a greatest honor of my life. >> biden i

a senior correspondent mike tobin live in kenosha for us tonight where he has spent a lot of time thise, should be noted that by wisconsin standards, the cold temperatures aren't that cold and has done nothing to cool down the excitement. we have a packed venue here at the kenosha municipal airport and i had a conversation with a number of county clerks earlier today who held a videoconference and said the interest in this election is like nothing they have ever seen before. people requested some 2.1 million early ballots and so far 1.9 million of them have been returned. the milwaukee county clerk estimates voter turnout in wisconsin will be somewhere around 89%. kenosha is very significant because most people have never heard of kenosha before jacob blake on the riots and arson that followed, incidentally made his initial appearance today being held on $2 million cash bail. but the case shot three people in all the chaos following the riots or during the riots, in that case, the chaos that followed provide a platform for president trump to make his case about law and order what you h

>> dana: mike tobin, thanks so much. let's go to michigan where matt finn is in detroit. >> president trump's campaign has filed a lawsuit arguing it has not given access to numerous locations. here in detroit we have had a several voting challengers tell us here in the michigan secretary of state is starting to respond to those allegations. >> we have started to understand the heightened stakes that are state is under, we fully expect there will be a number of people watching the process, or perhaps even as we've already heard putting out out allegations about the process or anything in between. the bottom line for us is that we are focused on getting this right and we are focused on getting this right in a way that can withstand any court challenges. >> about 100,000 remaining absentee ballots in the state of michigan. some of these are being counted right here in detroit and there are some ballots coming from the west side of the state in grand rapids as well. those absentee ballots may help the president but overall

>> melissa: mike tobin, thank you very much. york governor cuomo is criticizing law enforcement officials who refuse to enforce the state's latest covid-19 restrictions, including the 10-person cap on private gatherings ahead of thanksgiving. watch this. >> i don't believe in that law, and therefore i won't enforce it, that is frankly frightening to me, as an individual, frightening to democracy. it's arrogant, and it violates the constitutional duty. >> harris: my next guest says guess what? he's actually not going to enforce the governor's let's on social gatherings. fullerton county sheriff richard joins me. great to see you today. thank you for being with me. first of all what goes through your mind when you hear the governor say what he just said, that you don't have the right to not, just not follow the restrictions? >> it disturbs me because i don't think he understands the distinction between a law, which we learned when we were young, that a legislature passes a bill and it goes to the governor or president, and they si

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senior correspondent mike tobin has just arrived on the scene. >> one thing the chief pointed to the shooter at large they can say is he still not quite in the mall. he could possibly hiding in the mall. when authorities arrived at the scene it wasn't necessarily an active scene meaning there wasn't exchange of gunfire. the shooter was apparently gone. but there was a shooting at the shows rang out at 2:50 just before 3:00 local time central time here with the authorities responding. the one thing the chief berry weber pointed to there the good news there are no fatalities. >> seven injured adults and one injured teenager were transported to the hospital by wauwatosa fire department. the extent of their injuries is unknown at this time. everybody was alive at that time though so there has not been any fatalities that i'm aware of. >> witness work telling food court describes the chaos when the shots first started ringing out. >> i heard the gunshots one after another. and then i heard my manager run back and, you know, him and the other lady that

mike tobin, thanks so much.fight in pennsylvania to try to stop the radical dems from, well, any kind of irregularity e in this election. joining us tonight from philadelphia is corey lewandowski, 2016 trump campaign adviser, senior adviser to the 2020 trump campaign, great american. corey, it's a mess in philadelphia. the president is insisting no matter what it takes that these, a all of these areas which are questions, that it be thoroughly reviewed and recounted where appropriate and get to the bottom of what's really going on. he sounded, when i talked to him today, he sounded very committed to demanding rigorous, rigorous attention to the law and electoral integrity no matter where it is in the country. >> lou, you're absolutely right. look, i'm here in philadelphia today, and pam bonn duh and i are going -- pam bondi and i are going to oversee the efforts to insure that the integrity of the process is adhered to. here's what we know, we have seen poll watchers who have been unable to actually witness what

mike tobin joining us on the telephone what have you got from where you are.hink about the location. could be considered a suburb of milwaukee if you will it's very close by. started in or near. some people saying 15. counted six injured people taken away. video shows four ambulances leaving the scene. now the mayor dennis mcbride told local abc there are no life-threatening injuries. he also said that the shooter is still at large while we speak. this may fair law has been location of trouble in the past. just in october there was a shooting there. most significantly in february of this year officer shot a young black man. a black police officer shooting a young black man but it was the third third person that he had shot and killed in a year. very controversial. drew a lot of protesters. city council on the 17th of this month just to prove the separation agreement for joseph to leave the wauwatosa police force. you have a very tense scene with the shooter still being at large and just about 40 minutes now we expect to hear an update from the local authoritie

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mike tobin if wisconsin and daron shaw from the fox news decision desk but we begin with mike tobin inis a record breaking number of absentee ballots and they're still being counted. >> the add min is trace tore of the wisconsin election commission said don't be surprised if we're still counting in the morning. they are. what seemed to change things is the absentee and early ballots here in the city of milwaukee. there was a prediction we would be counting into the small hours of the morning and indeed that is what happened. ultimately a woman named claire wo*g with the city election committee hand delivered a zip drive to the county and that seemed to make the difference. up to that point president trump was leading by upwards of 100,000 votes in the state. you were counting 169,000 absentee votes from a heavily populated and deep, deep blue area. so that really seemed to close the gap. then once the totals started getting counted in green bay that also closed the gap. there was a problem in green bay. one of the voting machines ran out of ink and it slowed things down. no allegation

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ah, abby tobin's night simply for the world starts to simmer night on t.w. . this is the w. news live from the transition to a biden administration formally begins in the u.s. . the federal government agrees to begin the handover process with biden's team. after weeks of stalling by the trump white house over allegations of voter fraud. also on the program. activists showed evidence that congress can do any spending is riddled with corruption. but critics trying to hold the powerful to account fear, they will soon be silenced. and china's unmanned spacecraft rockets to the moon with a mission to bring back lunar rock samples. and after the ports china firmly on the map off spacefaring nations i'm gathered as well come to the program. 3 weeks after the u.s. election, president elect joe biden has finally been given the green light to start the transition process. president on a trump tweeted tuesday that he was directing his administration to cooperate in the handover process. it's the closest he's come to conceding defeat. meanwhile, biden has pushed ahead and begun announci

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. >> hello, my name is brad tobin and i am the dean at baylor law school. thank you for joining us today as we have a virtual front-row seat to listen in on a fascinating discussion between our friend, talmage boston, and former secretary of state, james baker iii. as you know, secretary baker was a powerhouse in washington, d.c., in the beltway, and literally around the globe as he served as the united