it includes former members of congress, like bill frist, dash ill, tom ridge, a number of others. we also have former cabinet secretaries, like madeleine former department of homeland security secretaries. and we've got three former four-star generals or admirals. we've got a pretty broad-based group. and our concern four months ago was that with the pandemic and with the high volume of mail-in ballots required because people didn't want to vote in person as much as usual, and because of the possible closeness of this election, we knew that this could be a problem having a successful election. and getting both sides, whatever happened, to accept the results and to have a peaceful transition or retention of power. host: that's a political group with a lot of star power, political star power. congressman, how did you quickly get all those folks together and get yourself funded as well? guest: well, we just got on the phone and called folks that we had known for a long time, some of whom we hadn't talked to in a long time, because many of us have been retired from public service for

but can i just address something that tom ridge said?mportant as a republican of a certain era. when we talk about a fog of war and history, reimagining the way things look years later, i think the iraq war looks worse than it did when almost every democrat voted for it, for example. there will be no fog of war to lift after this. what the president said last night will not look different or better in five, ten years. what he did was try to break democracy. it looks bad now. it will look bad later. >> i've got to get us out of here and get to the break and get to the top of the hour. chris, it has been an amazing time to spend with you, so i'll see you soon. jake tapper, dana bash, john king, the entire gang, they're going to pick up for us at the election center in washington, d.c., live right after this. i'll see you, buddy! repair your enamel with pronamel repair. our most advanced formula helps you brush in vital minerals to actively repair and strengthen enamel. so you don't just brush to clean, you brush to build. pronamel intensiv

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former secretary of homeland security and former pennsylvania governor tom ridge.ant to start with the president's recent tweet, stop the count. why would we stop the count? >> well, it's regrettable that the president probably regretted those comments to look at article 2 of the constitution and it says, mr. president, that's exclusively the province of the states. and, frankly, that kind of public denigration of our system is quite a spectacle to the rest of the world. there's no reason to stop the count. and he's inconsistent. i suspect he probably wants the count to continue in a couple of states that seem to be trending in his direction but perhaps stop the count in pennsylvania and elsewhere. it's just a trend. so i think we're quite a spectacle as the rest of the world looks at the incumbent president telling the election officials in the most fundamental institution of government are voting to stop doing their job. so in spite of what the president says, let's be calm. let's be patient. let's let these guardians of democracy continue to do the good work the

big names like former pennsylvania governor and homeland security secretary under president bush tom ridgem pennsylvania, a key state for biden, whoever will run for his reelection. look at chuck hagel, people like john kasich and carly fear rena, meg whitman, those are the sort of people who have the qualifications joe biden will be looking at. a lot of serious people ask me about the joe biden administration, what are the chances socialists will be running it? i think if he picks some key republicans, it will do a lot to calm the market and calm the american people into knowing the next four years aren't going to be the most radical elements of the democratic party controlling things, being a more sensible side of the democratic party and even some republicans helping lead the way. it would do a lot to calm the country after what we went through in the last week. jillian: thanks, have a good day. carley: governor cuomo announcing the restrictions as kim jong un for cases surge in new york. joe borelli says he needs to consider the financial harm it will cause next. >> today's report very

governor and presidential candidate john kasich and former homeland security secretary and governor tom ridge. so he had enthusiastic support from seasoned republican leadership. that's part of why he was so successful, why he's gotten 80 million votes, 10 million more than the president he served, president obama, a record number. and that's because americans want to turn the page, want to move forward. we're seeing announcements so far of his nominees for the cabinet that are breaking new ground, first woman to lead the intelligence community, first woman treasury secretary, an immigrant, hispanic, very skilled experienced nominee for homeland security and someone i know well who will be the u.n. ambassador with 35 years experience as a member of the foreign service. this is a really capable team that is confirmable and will give them a lot of forward momentum, particularly in an era when bipartisanship is going to be so important, alisyn. >> okay. senator chris coons, great to talk to you. thank you very much and have a great thanksgiving. >> thank you. thanks, alisyn, you as well. >> he d

. >>> let's turn to a man who knows pennsylvania very well, tom ridge, former republican governor ofour country's first secretary of homeland security in president george w. bush's administration. mr. ridge has said he will be voting for joe biden. governor, the president posted a tweet monday night, a tweet critical of the state supreme court ruling allowing pennsylvania to accept mail-in ballots received after election day. the president claiming the decision would, quote, induce violence. we're not showing the tweet because twitter flagged it as misleading. your reaction to that? >> it's not the first time president trump has rejected an opinion of our judicial system. from time to time, it's just another reminder that not only does he not understand or respect the rule of law of the constitution, he may not understand the concept of separation of powers. at the end of the day, and i hate using that phrase, but frankly we're in the going to know at the end of this day how pennsylvanians ultimately vote, craig, because we're waiting to count 2.4 million absentee ballots that they'v

the point you just made, charlie, i want to read you the tweet from former pennsylvania governor tom ridgen those whole gettysburg fiasco saying history will record the shameful irony that a president who lied to avoid military service staged a bogus event on the hallowed grounds of gettysburg -- and how ironic, too, that the president who sided with the confederacy and still does and thinks that they should have won the war had the nerve to go to gettysburg, where they were laid low, robert e. lee lost bigly, as trump might say. my guests are staying with me. >>> and up next, what is all this leading to? as we just teed up for you, will trump save his final pardon for himself? >>> plus, republicans are targeting raphael warnock's faith in the georgia senate run-offs, which as president barack obama makes clear, are crucial for democrats. >> if the republicans win those two seats then joe biden and kamala harris will not be able to get any law passed that mitch mcconnell and the republicans aren't willing to go along with. >>> also, how covid is ravaging native american communities, especi

security, janet napolitano and michael chertoff who have launched citizens of democracy along with tom ridgeipartisan effort to ensure integrity in the election process. secretaries, thank you very much for being on the show this morning. secretary napolitano, let me start with you. from your vantage point how concerned are you about america's election security two days out from the election? >> you know, in terms of the basic infrastructure of voting, it's very strong in the united states. the count is very secure and i just want to remind people that it's important to vote and for their votes to be counted. that's why four secretaries of homeland security have united in their efforts. >> and, secretary -- i should say secretary napolitano, you were appointed by president obama. secretary chertoff you were appointed by president george w. bush. from your vantage point, your perspective of the -- of election security two days out. >> so i would agree with janet that i think we have a very secure infrastructure and i think we have authorities who are very alert to the possibility of some kind

it includes former members of congress, like bill frist, dash ill, tom ridge, a number of others.also have former cabinet secretaries, like madeleine former department of homeland security secretaries. and we've got three former four-star generals or admirals. we've got a pretty broad-based group. and our concern four months ago was that with the pandemic and with the high volume of mail-in ballots required because people didn't want to vote in person as much as usual, and because of the possible closeness of this election, we knew that this could be a problem having a successful election. and getting both sides, whatever happened, to accept the results and to have a peaceful transition or retention of power. host: that's a political group with a lot of star power, political star power. congressman, how did you quickly get all those folks together and get yourself funded as well? guest: well, we just got on the phone and called folks that we had known for a long time, some of whom we hadn't talked to in a long time, because many of us have been retired from public service for a lo

we've got four former secretaries of homeland security joining us, tom ridge and michael chertoff, whoident george w. bush, and janet napolitano and jeh johnson, who served number president obama. and identify the pleasure of speaking to all of you last week. all of you had a concern that americans feel reassured about the integrity of the election. i'll start with you, secretary chertoff. how are you feeling tonight about how the election has played out so far? >> well, i think some of the biggest concerns we had turned out not to have come to fruition. i think it was a big concern about violence that might interfere with people's ability to actually go to the polls on election day or interference with the voting process or even potentially government agents being present in a way that would be intimidating. and the reporting i've seen suggests that, other than a few sporadic instances of potential voter intimidation, largely, this has gone reasonably smoothly. so, it looks, at least in terms of the issue of getting people to the polling places and getting them to vote, we've avoided

like tom ridge. >> a lot of them have. >> but why not -- >> you know what? that's up to them to make their own decisions, not you or me. >> they have made them. >> and it's hard to say how much that's going to influence voters. i think most voters are still influenced, but -- >> that would be impactful. >> as hard as it is is to believe, there are some voters that could be swayed over the next day and we'll see how it goes. and especially in the state of iowa, mika. that is a -- regardless of what one poll said, that is a state that's still up for grabs. >> so let's talk about that. because joining us now we have the democratic candidate for u.s. senate in iowa, theresa greenfield. thank you so much and how is the campaign going? the polls are showing this could be a tough fight. >> well, absolutely this is a tough fight. we knew that when we launched our campaign 500 days ago and it's going to be a donnybrook and how we'll win it is the strong grass roots team. we have thousands of volunteers across the state and they're out there turning out the vote right

the former governor tom ridge, this is where he lives. he was a congressman, then he was governor.y. a moderate republican for biden. 52 for trump. 47% for joe biden. if you round it up. if you go back in time to four years ago, again, we had the third-party candidates did better. that's one of the stories of this year. the third-party candidates did not do as well. the president won it by two points, three points if you round up there. back in here. it's about the same. maybe a little bit more of a trump lead. the question is where are the rest of those votes? here's what you have to do. remember, the reason we need patience to get through this process, everyone has to remember three different kinds of votes this year. people who voted by mail, they tended to be especially in pennsylvania disproportionately democratic. we know that from the data. people who >>> and the election day vote, this is one of the states you have to gi the president credit and the trump campaign for the late rallies. those are super spreaders, mean in turning out votes on election day, it worked for the p

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ridge or that ledge, you know, we got to get over that ledge. i'd listen to what jenny said as far as if i can pick up some of those epicenter stocks, tom lee calls them, if i could pick up some of those stocks on the lower end of their bound and many of them are there again, delta is there again, american airlines is there again. marriott is not. marriott is on the upper end of this bound it been on lately it's had more of a recovery than thoser guys have i would say of that group, scott, if you're picking up those airlines on the cheap cheap, cruise lines, if you can pick them up on the cheap cheap, they be do that on the six-month time horizon i would say put some bands on those graphs and look at which are at the lower band and which are at the upper in the case of marriott, i think it's a great stock but whether it 115 a share or wherever it is right now, it's a lot higher than any of those airlines right now and so i'd say i'd be more of a buyer for a six-month out time frame of than i would of at least marriott. >> want to respond to jeanne and josh >> erika: my time frame and portfolio is at least a year and possibly a lot longer. let's k