vance as the next vice president. we'll koch the joint session of congress to count the 2024 electoral college votes, next. ce united states, the senate and ce house of representatives are meeting in joint session to verify the certificates and count the votes of the electricker toes -- electors of the several states for president and vice president of the united states. after ascertainment has been had that the certificates are authentic and correct in form, the tellers will count and make a list of the votes cast by the electors of the several states. the tellers on the part of the two houses will take their places at the clerk's desk. without objection, the tellers will dispense with reading formal portions of the certificates after ascertaining that the certificates are regular in form and authentic, the tellers will announce the votes cast by the electors for each state beginning with alabama. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of alabama seems to be regular in form and authent

vance ohio received 15 votes for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of minnesota seems to be regular and authentic and appears kamala harris of the state of california received ten votes for president and walz of the state of minnesota received ten votes for vice president. [applause] mcnabb president, the certificate of the electoral vote of there state of mississii is to be regular and authentic and appears donald j trump of the state of florida received six. votes president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received exposed for vice president. [cheering and applauding] >> man president the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of missouri regular informed and authentic it appears donald j trump of the state of florida ten votes president j.d. vance of the state of ohio received ten votes for vice president. [applause] >> man president, the certificate of the electoral montana is of the electoral regular and authentic and appears donald j j trump the ste of florida received

vance of the state of ohio has received 312 votes. tim walz of the state of minnesota has receive 2-d 26 votes -- has received 226 votes. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the united states. each for a term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2025, and shall be entered together with the list of the votes on the journals of the house and the senate. thank you very much. the purpose being concluded, pursuant to senate concurrent resolution 2, the 119th congress, the chair declares this joint session dissolved. thank you.

vance of the state of ohio has received 312 votes. tim walz of the state of minnesota has receive 2-d 26 votes -- has received 226 votes. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the united states. each for a term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2025, and shall be entered together with the list of the votes on the journals of the house and the senate. thank you very much. the purpose being concluded, pursuant to senate concurrent resolution 2, the 119th congress, the chair declares this joint session dissolved. thank you. >> president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states and nation's longest lived leader passed away at the age of 100. join live coverage on tuesday. his journey continues to washington, d.c., and lie in-state with a service attended by members of congress. the public will have a chance to honor him on wednesday as his body remains in state at the u.s. capitol. on thursda

and of course the democrats cheering for her as well, the same for jd vance and tim walz. it took just about half an hour, stark contrast to four years ago when it took nearly 15 hours because rioters at this hour were approaching the u.s. capitol. donald trump had said a little after 1:00 on that afternoon of january 6th, if you don't fight like hell, you're not going togo have a country anymore. within a little more than an hour, folks had breached, had breached the building using a helmet and a board to break the glass in a small alcove and opening the doors to the senate wing. although you can see watching that happen, this has never been must see tv in the past, it is now because of the stark contrast of the day that will live in infamy from four years ago, that january 6th, the incredible contrast to what we saw today. back with me, nbc's ryan nobles reporting from capitol hill. also joining us is former democratic senator from missouri, claire mccaskill and carlos curvelo, both analysts who have witnessed certifications. jeremy peters and michael hardaway are in stu

vance.ala harris following short with -- it has to be tough like reading your own political obituary. >> it is tough. i will note that there were no objections by democrats. they are going to wrap up now that a session. the message from hakeem jeffries starting on friday after the speaker vote was that donald j. trump is the 47th president of the united states. this is official now. 312-226 is in the books. if you give a moment of perspective over the last two years of this presidential run, think about all that has happened. the june 27th debate that changed everything in the minds of people even though other people said that was happening already is a mental decline of president biden. the assassination attempt, as second assassination attempt. they change of candidates. the debate that we saw and all of the money that was spent. billions and billions of dollars on this election. this was the culmination of really phoenix from the ashes politically for donald j. trump. this is official tod

. >> there's senator vance, vice president- elect jd vance. >> i agree with alyssa.nk the voters got to make their decision, and they voted beyond just january 6th. to your point, congressman, i think the question is, though, is what does donald trump do? he made a lot of promises to the american people. will he be able to keep the promises that he made about bringing the cost of living down? when he is solely focused on doing it fighting, you know, a battle about four years ago, whether or not he won the election or not. does he actually want to bring this country together and say, again, this was a bad day, we should unify, we should look at how we make america stronger, but that doesn't seem to be the signaling of the party. there seems to be no remorse today. there seems to be business as usual, and i think that's the question, can he deliver for the american people if he's always thinking about himself? >> let's go back to jake in d.c. >> thank you so much, and we see vice president harris there in her ceremonial role as president of the senate. he will oversee.

. >> so, karen, i want to talk briefly about what vice president elect jd vance said on television. one of the great unknowns for what happens and what day is it right now in in seven days is who exactly will donald trump pardon in regards to january 6th? this is what senator vance said. >> i think it's very simple. >> look, if you protested peacefully on january the 6th and you've had merrick garland's department of justice treat you like a gang member, you should be pardoned. >> if you committed violence on that day, obviously, you shouldn't be pardoned. and there's a little bit of a gray area there, but we're very much committed to seeing the equal administration of law, and there are a lot of people, we think in the wake of january the 6th who were prosecuted unfairly, we need to rectify that. >> does that clear things up? >> karen? sure. so here's the thing. we in seven days, we reenter the realm of alternate facts and alternate reality. so donald trump and jd vance and all those in his administration are going to decide what does it mean in terms of who may have acted more agg

nine times more than donald trump, nine times more than jd vance, i guess eight times now. more than donald trump jr. i think that look what is completely forgotten in this conversation is a couple of things. one, look, there is a rich history and tradition that exists in greenland. and it is not simple. obviously, the relationship between denmark and greenland is centuries old now, and it is politically complicated, there's no doubt. and they want nothing more than to have a closer relationship to the united states. we have had a close relationship with greenland over the years, both militarily as well as economically. they would welcome further american investment, further american private investment in greenland. i know that for a fact that is just demonstrably true. and certainly i think they would welcome further military engagement in denmark, american military engagement in denmark as well. but remember this, jonathan, i think the point that's forgotten here far too often is that greenland is nato, because denmark, the kingdom of denmark, is one of the founding membe

vance has a new counter as to what is legitimate.ere are year-end stories that we are keeping an eye on, and this is one of them. and now, in this one, the chief justice roberts' wrote that judicial independence is undermined unless the other branches are firm in their responsibility to enforce the court's decrees. and within the past few years, elected officials from across the political spectrum have raised the spector of open disregard for federal court rulings. but j.d. vance says that roberts has not been able to control these issues in the court. and looking at this across issues with the court when it comes to grifting or other rules from justice alito to flying the flag upsidedown and from the j6 insurrections to the grifting on the court. so in other words, the supreme court has a lot of issues to deal with as it starts the new year. we'll be right back. we'll be r. - it's a long road. it's hard. but st. jude has gotten us through it. st. jude is hope that you have a chance at life. and it goes such a long way for every chil

attorney joyce vance. todd spangler, the business editor for variety who has been covering tiktok. so joyce, certainly the chief was suggesting that there is an issue of china's indirect control or access to tiktok. there is a chinese law. and we should also point out that the administration and a majority in congress decided that there was enough evidence of chinese hacking, which has really accelerated. there's an ongoing hack, you know, right now into telecom companies by china telecom, which has not even been stopped by the us government or the companies. they haven't even determined the extent of it. and accessing everybody's, you know, potentially everybody's cell phones and other devices. joyce, there is an absolute national security concern here. >> china has a different relationship with business entities in the country than the way we think of us. companies working with the united states government. and so the concerns presented by the solicitor general when she discusses why congress chose to pa

i offer my congratulations to president trump and vice president vance.ublicans improved our margins nearly 90% of counties in the united states and grew support of nearly every democratic group. the republican coalition is broad and strong and growing. now the work begins of delivering on our agenda. mr. president, republicans are ready to go. we're committed to ending the biden biden-harris bothered crisis and -- border crisis. we are committed to discourage the actors fomenting instability join the world stage. we're committed to strengthening our economic and fiscal future, which includes extending tax relief for hardworking americans. we're committed to advancing american energy dominance to promote affordable energy and our national security. mr. president, the list goes on and we're getting right to work. along with advancing these priorities, we focus on getting president trump's cabinet up and running quickly by enslurg his -- ensuring that his nominees are confirmed here in the united states senate. the voters sent president trump here with a mi

when he was absent, which was on occasion, we did not take cy vance by surprise. when i made the final decision that this is the time to go in, after we had all been briefed on how it might be done, it was a complicated procedure. i happened to be away from washington. i called another meeting of the security council and we had another third discussion of the issue, then unanimously, except for vents, we decided -- except for vance, we all decided to go ahead with the rescue mission. after that i was disappointed and somewhat angry when cy announced that he was resigning. if the mission had been successful and he resigned, i would have taken it with a lot more equanimity, but when it was unsuccessful, i was peeved when he resigned when i was strained at this. >> would you do anything differently today looking back on the whole iranian hostage crisis? >> yes. i would send one more helicopter in. we figured it would take five full helicopters to bring all of our people out, including the rescue team and every hostage. if we did not have five, we would have to leave

jd vance obviously parted ways with the republican caucus in a number of important ways on u.s. foreign policy, not least of all with respect to ukraine. i think that some of those statements and commitments made by trump and vance helped propel their candidacy, especially in contrast to the harris-walz campaign, which embraced a lot of the orthodoxies assumed by president biden with respect to ukraine or kind of campaigning with liz cheney, things like that. so there was a studied contrast between both campaigns, and i think that trump and vance benefited from breaking. host: can you be specific about what you mean by the orthodoxy. guest: i think orthodoxies assume a sort of almost indefinite assurance of nato. not that i think trump and vance are talking about stepping away from the alliance, but asking more of our european allies and partners to reserve their commitments. i do think that trump talking about ending the war in ukraine presents a sort of studied contrast from president biden's support at least rhetorically to the ukrainian cause. and i think that with respect t

vance says the u.s. can make a deal on greenland. >> greenland is really important for america strategically. my friend donald trump joounior was there and they want to be in power. there is a real opportunity for us to take leadership to protect american security and ensure natural resources are developed and that is what donald trump is good at, making deals and i think there is a deal to be made in greenland. >> carley: and take a look at this, federal agents uncovering a narco tunnel smugglers have been using between texas and mexico. the tunnel has electricity and ventilation and wooden beams to as ashe ashesllow allow them to take people and drugs into the u.s. they are working to arrest those behind the passageway. it is believed the tunnel was built within the last year. today president biden will attempt to discuss how he strengthened america. for gold star families killed in the afghan withdrawal, his legacy is set in stone. we will talk to the mother of ryan kanauss next. ♪ things are getting

so the classic standoff in the carter foreign policy shop is between brzezinski and vance.tim naftali wrote in the new york times review of your book that just came out over the weekend that he thought you cited too often, with vance. in your assessment. and i wonder, how do you respond to professor naftali? what you know, what do you think? that's a fair characterization or and if it is, why did you make that choice? well, it's true. you you read my book, you'll come away with strong understanding that zbigniew brzezinski, the national security adviser, was constantly nagging carter to have a tougher foreign policy. brzezinski saw the world through his aristocratic polish eyes, and he just hated the russians. and he believed, the soviet union was an evil empire to use ronald reagan's term, and that we were in a general national, multi-generational conflict. and he he viewed every foreign policy issue through that prism, that cold war prism. and so he was constantly you can see in the archives he's telling carter, you know, to be tougher, do something militaristic, say some

. >> bill: mere is jd vance. there is heat coming down on the government for helping these folks out. this is what he said on sunday with shannon bream. >> i do think the federal government has to do a better job. president trump is committed to doing a better job with disaster relief. true for the hurricane victims and flood victims in north carolina and true for the fire victims in california. we need competent, good governance. >> bill: two massive stories within a couple of months. what would you say to the incoming vice president? >> that fema is committed to helping everybody. we're very grateful for the bipartisan support of the supplemental which gave us the funding we need to continue to support everybody that's been impacted, right? the people of california that have now lost everything, to the people from florida, georgia, north carolina, south carolina impacted by hurricanes helene and milton to the 179 different disaster declarations we did last year alone. we need this bipartisan support to continue

plus, vice president elect jd vance seemingly breaks with donald trump on pardons for some of the januaryters. the question is, will the president elect use his clemency power on day one like he promised during the campaign? and a ban on tiktok is set to take effect in just a matter of days. the question is, will the platform, with 170 million american users really go away for good? it's way too early for this. good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that's kicking off a very busy week in washington. i'm ali vitali on this monday, january 13th. and we'll start, of course, with the news. we begin this morning with the devastating wildfires in southern california. as the death toll rises to 24, the eaton fire is now one of the deadliest in the state. officials say it's currently 27% contained. while its spread has slowed, the fire has burned through more than 14,000 acres. the palisades fire is only about 13% contained and has burned nearly 24,000 acres. it's still threatening residential areas. the hurst fire is 89% contained, and the other two fires that broke out last week ar

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joining me now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama.oyce, it is great to see you. i am very eager to hear your assessment of how, first of all, the time line we're talking about here with the 11th circuit and whether you think they'll make a decision before inauguration day. >> it's a great question. and before we even get to the 11th circuit, there's a problem with this order that judge canon issued this afternoon. that problem is that she arguably has no jurisdiction because she has already dismissed the case. and judges can't act on cases that are in front of them. it looks like the defendant's lawyers figured that out because they filed a supplemental motion this afternoon. they asked the 11th circuit to refer the case back to judge canon hoping that they could hold onto this very favorable ruling that she issued, and we'll see if they do that. but like you say, the whole question here is how quickly is the 11th circuit inclined to act. we've seen them move very quickly in other cases. that's been my experience with them over the ye

joining me now is joyce vance. it is great to see you. i'm eager to hear your assessment.are talk about here with the 11th circuit and whether you think they will make a decision before inauguration day. >> it's a great question. before we get to the 11th circuit, there is a problem with this order that judge cannon issued this afternoon. she arguably has no jurisdiction. but she has already dismissed the case. and judges can't act on cases in front of them. it looks like the defendant's lawyers figured that out because they filed a supplemental motion asking to refer it back to judge cannon hoping they can holden to this favorable ruling she issued. the whole question is how quickly is the 11th circuit inclined to act? we have seen them move very quickly. that has been my experience. that in the right case, they will step in and rule so we may well see something from them. >> if they don't choose to act, if they don't issue a ruling and wait until after inauguration day, it is basically a wash right? because then the matter gets settled at the doj. if they want the report

we of ged vance. rick right now. um. okay, fine, but the things i'm reading particularly like from bloomberg and quote, ukraine 6, a sustainable piece. well, it's what she expects the same stressing that temporary resolutions would not serve us. so ukrainian interest, this is a theme that we keep going over and over and over to russia, has interest to rush is involved in this here. but we constantly see plans being made really with the exclusion of russia. it's, that's not going to work. go ahead and salt lake city. you know, you're absolutely right here. um, when uh, you know, it's difficult when a power is there's no countries winning a war there and it wants to get this the term. so in this case, russia has been wanting to, or over the last 2 or 3 years, i think this uh, no longer debatable. and you know, as a result, you prayed in the us have to accept a piece piece agreement terms that are minimally acceptable to the russian federation. and so that, that's really the key that's been missing all this talked about nat

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vance. >> that's sad. i don't know that j.d.o i think i'm going to make policy for donald trump, or i'm going to get far in front of donald trump. i think i think that's what people around donald trump have suggested. he's going to focus on the violent offenders not getting out, those that did the crimes that we see and talk most about, suggesting those around the president elect, suggesting that it would be the nonviolent offenders that would get pardoned. but let's bring in right now the host of way too early, ali vitali and co founder and ceo of axios, jim vandehei, to talk about this a little more. and jim, there are a couple of couple different areas where again you've got to be reading the tea leaves or talking to people close to the president elect to hear this sort of sort of friction or friction between how many people get pardoned and whether you're talking about the pardons or whether you're talking about mass deportation, like, for instance, that's a perfect example. on mass deportation, you talk to people close to d

vance. >> d.j.name is j.d. vance. >> no, not at all to be confused. >> jimmy: if you have any -- a hint of kind of dyslexia or confusion, you might be confused. >> you might mistake them. that was a delightful day for me when that running mate was announced, yeah. i retweeted a picture of my character and her tagline. "what a [ bleep ]." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh, yeah, yeah. >> which i thought was very appropriate. >> jimmy: you guys did -- you and rob were at the televised emmys. you did a -- you presented together. you did a bit that compared -- rob's part compared meryl streep to a jock strap. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, do you know meryl streep? >> not at all. >> jimmy: no. before you do the bit comparing her to a jock strap, do you give her a heads-up? >> not at all. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you worried at all that she's not going to care for being compared to -- >> it crossed my mind but i was like, you know what, it's funny. then the most amazing thing happened. she was on cam

[music] >> well, vance was elected to a six year term in 2022. several top republican lawmakers in ohio are reportedly on the governor's shortlist to replace him. >> the supreme court appears likely to uphold a law that will ban tiktok here in the u.s. next weekend. after listening to arguments on both sides. most of the justices seem to agree. the popular app, whose parent company is based in china, poses serious national security risk. despite concerns of restricting free speech. >> we thought that the argument went very well. the justices are extremely engaged. they fully understand the importance of this case, not only for the american citizens of this country, but for first amendment law generally and the rights of everybody. >> the first amendment isn't a relic of the past. it's a living promise that must be defended in this digital age. by banning tiktok, we're not just removing an app. we're setting a precedent that threatens the very freedoms our country was built upon. >> that ban would be put into place next sunday, january the 19th, u

vance, i was not a jd guy up front.o five months. i'm being up front with you. i don't know this guy. i was watching some of the old clips, the debate, the way he handled when walz talked about his family. we will do something for the next 40 years. my 12-year-old son is here. can you stand up, please, i brought my 12-year-old son here. i'm so glad that charlie kirk does these types of events because in the future i can bring my kids here every year just so you know, yesterday i finished up the office, i drive late at night to go with my family at the vacation spot that we got, i have everybody situated, i get on the jet, barely landed, walk in here, put on the mic, i hit the stage, we are going to be here for two hours and go back to the family, land at 1:30, 2:00 o'clock, we do this because i believe charlie kirk in the last 12 months was a top 5 most formidable voices on what happened with this victory. [applause] >> i put him as top five. stay with me here. what happens when you win. think about what happens when yo

vance. live now on capitol hill hear remarks from congressional republican leaders. >> on behalf of the house republican conference, it is my honor to kick off the first leadership stakeout of this year. mrs. mcclain: we are excited as republicans. democrats have made the bed that they lie in. and they need to own their decisions every single day. just recently president biden has been pardoning sex offenders, decreasing domestic energy, and forgiving even more student loan debt. as he -- >> right now -- >> mrs. mcclain: we need as republicans to fight against this record of corruption and bad policies. dems need to own this insanity. this is their mess. but we will clean it up. and fortunately there is a better path forward. and it's a very stark contrast, but the difference between the democrats and republicans is that our agenda is is about opportunity, freedom, prosperity, and putting america first. while their agenda is about control, dependence, and america last. we have an opportunity

vance is weighing in on pardons for those who took part in the january 6th riot at the u.s.apitol. during an interview on "fox news sunday," vance said people responsible for violence should not be pardoned. he added that those who protested peacefully should receive pardons. he also said there was a bit of a gray area in some cases. president-elect donald trump has said he'd issue pardons to rioters on day one of his presidency. >>> coming up, mission delayed. what prompted blue origin to scrub the launch of the biggest mark in the space race. >>> and snowed in. how many inches of snow people in arkansas had to shovel over the weekend. 4 i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. and adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for type 1 diabetes or children. don't share needles or p

>>> jd vance has officially resigned his seat in the u.s.e he's sworn in as vice president on january 20th. his resignation was effective as of midnight. he represented ohio in the senate since 2023. in a statement to constituents, shared first with nbc news, vance wrote in part, quote, to the people of ohio, i extend my heart felt gratitude for the privilege of representing you in the united states senate. when i was elected to this office, i promised to never forget where i came from, and i have made sure to live by that promise every single day. ohio's republican governor mike dewine will choose a replacement for vance who will serve until 2026 when there is a special election to determine who will fill the remaining two years of vance's term. >>> and the senate is moving forward with considering the republican-backed laken riley act. lawmakers voted to advance the legislation yesterday with nine democrats opposing the move. the bill would allow i.c.e. officials to detain undocumented immigrants charged with theft or burglary. it passed t

vance what does that mean? he said empowering and allowing israel to do what it has to do wipe out everything left of hamas. but also financial sanctions enabling terrorism within the region. it goes beyond hamas. clearly go to a broader message that there will be hell to pay in that region. josephine went the hostage families have weighed in with their concerns and the concerns of the hostages get lost and who is taking credit for all of this. they released this statement, the hostages and missing families headquarters. with the families welcome with overwhelming joy they bringing of our loved ones home. we want to express profound gratitude to president trump and president biden in both administration and international mediators for making this possible. don't forget, these are families waiting in english 466 days for their loved ones to come home. while many may not come home alive, they will at least get some sense of closure that their loved ones are back on israeli soil if this deal does, in fact, go thro

but no, vance isn't wrong about that.hols in the commercial break. i told you this would be shorter than i wanted it to be. unfortunately, that's coming true. but i will see you again very soon, my friend. thank you. and we also want to let all of you know that tomorrow. andrea mitchell sits down with secretary of state antony blinken. you can watch andrea mitchell reports tomorrow at 12 p.m. eastern on msnbc. and we'll be right back. >> are you overwhelmed with identity management in the context of omnipresent threats to your organization? >> hi. >> so no one knows what that means. >> what's happening? >> just explain. i want to help secure digital identity. >> keep it simple. >> like what? >> like when delivering a fresh uniform or viewing your results. yeah. it's bad. or making bread swoon at the high school reunion. >> oh, i love that color. whoo! >> oh, i love that color. whoo! thwith cascade platinum plus, i have upped my dish game auntie, in that dishwasher? watch me platinum plus gives you the highest standard of

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vance the deciding factor. talk about getting nominations cabinet picks through.hat the accurate are going to do or maybe what the republicans are going to do. >> we know senate democrats are going to try to obstruct. that's not really the problem. the problem is whether senate republicans are going to fall for democrats obstructionism. as you mentioned, they have the super majority right now on these confirmations. they don't need bipartisan support for any of these nominees. so, really, the question is whether they are going to enter this process with an agenda of their own or whether they are going to defer to the president-elect which includes those cabinet picks who he has chosen to enact that agenda. they refuse to do the latter. they need to give republican voters a clear and concise reason why. no more excuses here. the fact of the matter is trump has chosen these people for very specific reason. republican voters and voters across the political spectrum chose him for a specific reason. they can start their explanation wore why biden's cabinet nominees app

vance interviewed talking about the hostages in gaza.e says there will be a deal struck for some release of some of the hostages. they are trying to work out some sort of a deal over the next few days that could happen this week? >> brian: over in doha meeting right now steve witkoff back and forth with bill mcguirk trying to get there make sure hamas is wind out. netanyahu talked to president biden yesterday and at which time he says i need a cease-fire stay out of rafah. enough done, don't go in and now you see when you ignore joe biden how much better you do so my sense is joe biden has very little sway also previewed biden wants speech we will hear today. listen to this is he going to ask the question is america stronger than we were four years ago and is he going to answer that question with a definitive yes our alliances are stronger. enemies are weaker. we kept the nation out of war. every element of american power is stronger today. if you look around the world at every other significant country they are looking at the united sta

vance spoke with fox news on sunday for the first post election television interview about how trumping to clean up the quote/unquote dumpster fire left by the biden administration. and first, we a go to west palm beach, florida. >> it's been a busy weekend with president-elect trump in mar-a-lago, and at his estate, and somewhere behind the waters, and all people want to get a meeting with him and talk about major issues before he heads back to the white house in a week and it comes as j.d. vance says president biden left this administration with one big mess. >> the real truth is that joe biden has left us a dumpster fire. donald trump is going to have to put it out. but he's good at doing that. >> just one week to go now before trump returns to the white house. meetings continue at mar-a-lago there. including about the relationship with canada. the president-elect seen here meeting with alberta premier danielle smith and kevin o'leary, a canadian businessman and the star of "shark tank." trump says canada soon could be the 51st state. >> we're in a long-term marriage with the peop

vance from the state of ohio received 11 votes for vice presidents. >> it was so routine and back to normal and good-natured today that senator j.d. vance, knowingly or absentmindedly found himself clapping even for states that kamala harris one -- won. >> madam president, the electoral vote of the state of minnesota seems to be regular in form and authentic and appears there from that kamala harris of the state of california received 10 votes for president and tim walz received 10 votes for vice presidents. >> that is the way it is supposed to be. and that is the way it was. every time, every single time. except once. the time donald trump tried to stop the count with the help of a trumpet mob attacking the capitol. an attack that he watched in a small dining room off the oval office and did nothing as the president of the united states, commander in chief, to stop the attack. 187 minutes of doing absolutely nothing was proved by the january 6 committees investigation of donald trump. but one thing donald trump continue to do on january 6 was try to change the minds of republican se

. >> vice president jd vance calling out route response of re massive wildfires. he and president elect trump will be in charge of managing those federal resources. that is starting next monday. meantime president biden and his team aren't monitoring the crisis from the white house. that is were lucas tomlinson is important life for us. lucas? >> that is right. good afternoon. president biden is here at the white house meeting with senior officials given the latest briefings on those fires in los angeles. here is deanne criswell earlier on "fox news sunday" talking about how people in l.a. can get help. >> they want to make sure we start that process by registering for assistance that disasterassistance.gov. contacted their insurance company. we need to know exactly they're going to cover but more portly not cover so they can be eligible for different programs within our system. >> over on abc criswell was asked what hundreds of including marines have not been user, the fires late last week 10 navy helicopters arrived from san diego they have also not been used. >