as john yang rorts, the case has the potential of shaping congress and presidential politics for years to come. >> yang: every ten years, workers fan out across the country to count the nation's >> counting everyone in your home helps support your neighborhood for the next ten years, by funding things like schools, hospitals and busses. yang: the constitution requires a count of "the whole number of persons in each stat"t tomine how many representatives in congress, and how many electoral votes each state will have until the next census, a process called apportionment.>> it can help usn lincoln's words, ¡to better judge what to do and how to do it.' >> yang: in july, president trump ordered that undocumented immigrants be excluded from that process for the first n history.ud he said ing them would reward "states adopting policies that encourage" illegal immigration "with greater representation in cores" >> theoretically, it would shift seats away, house seats aw from states with a higher share of unauthorized immigrts and shift them toward states with a lower share of unauthorized immi

but, it's turned out that the carrots work without the stick. >> yang: even some court conservatives,e chief justice john roberts and justice brett kavanaugh, sounded skeptical of the opponents' argument. >> i think it's hard for you to argue that congress intended the entire act to fall if the mandate was struck down, when the same congress that lowered the penalty to zero did not even try to repeal the rest of the act. i think, frankly, that they wanted the court to do that. but that's not our job. >> looking at our severability precedence, it does seem fairly clear that the proper remedy would be to sever the mandate provision and leave the rest of the act in place. >> yang: marcia coyle is chief washington correspondent for the "national law journal." >> if you have the chief justice and justice kavanaugh believing that there is a way to save the act, even if a majority of the court were to find that what congress did in 2017 resulted in an unconstitutional mandate to buy health insurance, that they, joined with perhaps the court's three liberal colleagues who also seem to think s

john yang reports on one hot spot. >> yang: judy, wisconsin is in the midst of a month-long surge in cases. over the past week, new cases the state have been averaging abou5,800 a day, and an average of 52 people have died each day. heather storch is a nurse at marshfield medical center in marshfield, wisconsin. >> as a manager, i've been in nursing for 14 years, and i never imagined that this is something that we would have to go through. the decisions that i need to make on a daily basis, of irlowing a family member to come and see one of tamily members, who is dying, for the last time, is extremely hard. >> yan >> yang: the hospital, which works is parof the marshfield clinic health system. dr. william melms is chief medical officer for that network of hospitals and clinics, which serves mostly rural,l orthern, centd western wisconsin. dr. melms, thanks so much for joining us. heather storch recorded thatvi o last week, late last week. what's the latest? what can you tell us what it'sow liken the-- in your hospitals? >> well, really, it hasn't gotten a whole lot better. i have to

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andrew yang quoted 68 million people do something it is vital we understand it.n't know how to relate the working class, you wonder if you are someone like andrew yang saying that he's not the only one. what does that mean about the state of the democratic party? >> the 1950s, republicans were the party of eisenhower and civil rights, democrats bad by stevenson and the eggheads. today, the party becoming a coastal party with the middle of the country left out. we have to help people to understand things democrats are campaigning i will help all-americans. a cleaning of the environment, not based in the eighteenth century. and more toxic aspects of campaigning where people are calling certain groups deplorables, everyone who follows the president is a racist, those are untrue and we have to build bridges. jillian: waiting to see if that happens. would like bridges to be built. thank you for joining us. >> joe biden should have a candidate, will work with the vice president on common ground. he will oppose any democratic agenda he disagrees with including packing t

yang, thank you for joining us. as someone who just moved to the peach state to campaign, what is your reaction to what senator loeffler are saying? >> senator loeffler and president trump are trying to thread a very strange needle where they think there's been fraud and the election has been rigged here in georgia but they need everyone to get out and vote on january 5th. it's a very mixed message. on the democratic side there's a lot of excitement. people recognize the enormity of these senate races. and a lot of people want senator loeffler to be former senator loeffler after january 5th, so she's definitely tied herself to president trump, who's still very popular here in some quarters. >> i want to play for you a moment from the rnc chair -- actually, we don't have that sound byte, but the rnc chair was in georgia this weekend. she had a stunning exchange with a supporter who asked her why republicans should vote in the runoffs if the elections are rigged in georgia and already decided? again, that's echoing tr

"great news, yang gang," for andrew yang.an for president i didn't find himself successful in the primary this time again for democrats. "evelyn and i are moving to georgia to help win. this is our only chance to clear mitch out of the way and help joe and." we'll see how many people move there and what happens. republican senator james lankford warning joe biden now, joe biden should be able to receive intelligence briefings by the end of the week. or he will act. lankford, a republican. let's watch. >> there was no loss from him getting the briefings, to be able to do that. if that's not occurring by friday, i will step in as well to be able to push and say this needs to occur. so, regardless of the outcome of the election, whatever way that it goes, people can be ready for that actual task. >> harris: and lankford later clarified those comments, saying the election is not settled at this point. your response, to the press, or the push of the press to get those documents, or that opening for the president-elect joe biden? s

pete: andrew yang speaking more truth that's former presidential candidate andrew yang offering advicehe democratic party after a blue wave never materialized. looking to expand house majority and republicans likely to retain control of the senate. jedediah: here to react media reporter for the hill my first question is he right in andrew yang has a habit of being bluntly honest but is he correct? >> oh andrew yang represents j.b. the very best of the democratic party. he was so ignored during the primaries. he has these two rare qualities that we don't see very much in politics and party sobriety. he understands that throughout his campaign he said let's talk about more what the party is for than what it's against. he wanted to focus on the economy and taxation and trade and law enforcement and automation and gun policy. you go down the line. this is somebody who wanted to talk about the things that people talk around their kitchen tables about. and instead we had a media and particularly cnn would have these singular town halls, i don't know if you remember them. they were marathon t

you've heard that not allowing pyong yang. heard a little bit more about how the biden administration might run in terms of presidential time, you know, obviously that looms large because we just went through two, two and a half summits between pyong yang and washington that were unprecedented. can you unpack that thread a little bit? and just talk about implications on north korea and what the north koreans might be thinking at this moment? >> sure, first of all, like glenn close said in "fatal attraction" in in the late '80s, he sd i'm not going to be ignored. so north kor is not going to be ignod, right? so we talked extensively how north korea can conduct provocations around the u.s. election and particularly they love to do this when washington is distracted. so, i think, you know, everything what denis, said, the biden administration with the ambitious agenda and will have to empower his cabinet and you know, worker bees, to ensure that north korea doesn't do what we think they're going to do. and because if north korean

andrea yang, i want to ask about the importance of what we saw.ome from the business community. president of the united states, incumbent denies reality, denies an election. there you have the ceo of general motors, american iconic company, ceo of target who has been at the white house for events recently in the trump presidency in terms of getting the economy going during the pandemic, ceo of gap, ceo of microsoft. that's a signal from corporate america, business community, no disrespect for labor unions, they're more traditionally democratic. you would expect them to show up if joe biden asked them to come to a meeting. it is a signal from america, labor unions, corporate america to president trump, get over it, let's work with the new guy, like him or not. >> i agree. the ceos know that again, there's no time to waste in terms of the nation's economic recovery, they want to get down to business. want to talk to the president-elect. certainly aren't going to stand aside, wait for these thee atri to subside. they know they don't have time to spar

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andrew yang, who ran for president, has some idea about how to get to a more united front. he's the founder of you not -- of humanity forward and has launched a new advocacy campaign. we will talk about that but first we have to talk about where we are. multiple states still in play, but the former vice president has the lead in four of them. where is your head in your heart? andrew: the math says joe biden will be our president-elect in a matter of minutes, hours at the most and i'm so excited we are closing the book on the trump aa and giving our country real chance to recover on so many levels. for us all, america. trump is on the way out, joe is on the way in. this is a wrap. it's going to be called the matter of moments. emily: i don't want to get too far ahead of ourselves. but there was some momentum this morning, it felt like there was going to be a projection and it feels like we are in the same place. the ballot count has been slow, the president has been mounting legal challenges in various states. how does is joe biden, he even begin to lead when this country is

are, like, i hope every day you realize what a great decision you made. >> reporter: the yangs are nown's capital taipei. their children now physically go to school. in california, it was all virtual. >> the kids were not in school for six months. i got emotional that first day when we took them. >> reporter: and dina is battling breast cancer. >> i am immunocompromised, so even if school went back for the kids, it would not be wise to send them. >> reporter: in taiwan since september, the yangs have been free to move after a mandatory two-week quarantine. taiwan has been praised worldwide for its covid success, from january 3rd, screening air passengers from wuhan. defense starts on arrival, well publicized on national television. passengers cue up for health interviews, scanning qr codes to register names and phone numbers. social media posts show people getting sprayed with disinfectant. along with their bags, driven into a designated quarantine taxi to their quarantine hotel, a mandatory two weeks. meals are left outside the room three times a day. people who break quarantine can b

john yang reports. >> yang: jy, more than 95,000 people have come forward with sex abuse claims against the boys scos. experts say that's far more than the number of accusations the united states. church in the oldest is 93 years old; the youngest is eight. for some, even the processf filling out the claims form was traumatic. gill gaylewho is 58 and works in the movie industry, was abused by two separate scoutmasters in the 1970s. >> it was the hardest thing ine have ever it was more difficult than the first time i told a friend orbe family m it was more difficult than the first time i told a therapist, or the first time i filed a police report. it is gut-wrenching, and i believe that is why several men weren't able to go through and join us in this process. for me, it-- it's-- it's colored and informed every decision in my life. >> yang: this is all part of the boy scouts of america'sru bacy filing, which they say is the only way to deal with all the claims. attorney timothy kosnoff is part of a group that represents thousands of survivorsuse. >> in the boys scouts scais. case. thank

teaching came naturally to choua yang, her daughter said. refugee from laos, choua saw a need in her minnesota neighborhood for a school that celebrated her family's identity, history and culture, so she opened her own, bedrock of the hmong community just outside minneapolis. wa humble, the 53-year-old raised five children and 14 grandchildren. hex osceola, jr, of the paclan of the seminole tribe of florida, was a tribal councier for 26 years. max led by his belief in the importance of education to better his community. during his tenure, he helped broker the tribe's purchase of the restaurant, hotel and casino chain, hard rock international. described by his family as an eloquent public speake a loving husband, and a supportive father, max was 70 years old tanasia alamo's smiles were soothing and her hugs were therapeutic, her mom said.rn nd raised in staten island, tanasia was independent and comforting. her family said she taught them patience. tanasia loved to sing, crochet scarves and blankets, and, most of all, she loved watching profe

john yang in wilmington. we'll stay at the studio while we wait for smar kamala harris o introduce the president-ei'ct. here with amna nawaz, congressional correspondent lisa desjawiins, alon amy walter of the cook pol of "wnyc's politics with amy walter." republicans did well, better than expected. >> that's rightand we'll be digging through the data in the coming days. there are a nber of voters who continued voting for republicans but did not vote for donald trump. they liked the ia of a divided government, they were going to vote for joe bi to be in the white house. they didn't love the idea of having one party ionn trol. we saw some districts that in the 2018 wave went to democrats. they movacedto their sort of ancestral home, you could sayes, cially waiting for the fennel rules but in places like orange counties or charleston, south carolina, where d emocrats ought maybe they made permanent inroads into these places. so this is going to be fascinating, judy. as yamiche said, we'dere wonng about the trum

judy: and yamiche joins us from ndoutside the white house john yang in wilmington, delaware. so yamiche, to you eirst. whctly are the president's legal arguments now and what are his potential paths now that joe biden has drawn ahead in several more states? miche: well, the president spent much of today angrily to re-election get narrower and narrower. and that has made t president kick up his misinformation campaign as well as push a campaign - people around him to come one legal strategies to try to wrestle this back now.ff campaignials tell me that they really feel like the only way the president can win this is if he tries to get recounts in every sing the math is not on his side. he would have to run the table, judy, for him tnow be re-elected. he would have to win georgia, nevada, pennsylvania, and northd carolina t this because he has at this point by the a.p.aries couot 214 -- electoral college votes and another thing to note there are two schls of thought in the white house right now. there are the people who want to fight, that's jed kushner the president's son-in-l

so your point and andrew yang's point is well taken. and by the way, maybe the reason that the republicans had a good night was because they were ultimately going to lose at the top of the ticket. i think there is an argument to be made here that there was a check put in place that voters a majority of voters wanted joe biden to be the president not donald trump but didn't want to give him a blank check. i think the speech that the president-elect is going to make tonight is very, very important for the 71 million who voted for president trump, because what kind of a message he sends to them and whether he can dissipate any likelihood that they have to sort of jump on the band wagon and not accept this result as president trump is hoping they will do, i think that is something very important that could come out of tonight's address. >> yeah, i mean, do you think that's possible? again, nia, if president trump had, was a different candidate, was a different person, he might have been able to say, you know, i didn't win but i'm so proud a

but what was it that convinced beyond yang to allow ailing on a warm beer to be evacuated? does the regime believe america will be grateful? or is warm beer already so weak that they just don't want him to die as their prisoner asks himself the same questions until his crew suffers the 1st setback. when they reach the porro, that evening, their flight seems doom. the local flight control center doesn't have the information, it means the plane is grounded. they told me that the japanese air traffic control because there was no relationship with north korea. did not want to let us fly directly to north korea that what they would have to send us to another route to a country that they did have a relationship with. and that at that point we would fly and call back up to the u.s. department of state and got a very high level person on the phone. and i said, here's a.

[noise] then ken yang, the north korean capital itself.ogical warfare played an important part. loudspeaker messages. and safe conduct passes for north korean troops -- met striking them with success. often, entire units stacked their weapons and awaited the arrival of un forces. ♪ ♪ our army units pushed on towards korea's northern most boundary. but there were signs potential trouble ahead. some of the prisoners in the north where the uniform of the communist chinese armies. november found elements of the ten core on the front banks of the yellow river. while they ate their thanksgiving dinner, they could look across the river and sea communist china. victory seemed assured. there was talk of wars and by christmas. but on the other side of -- a whole new war was about to begin. late november, -- splitting un forces and rolling the back. what president truman at first called a police action had now become a major war. are forces in the west pulled back to the south. element of the first marine division and the seventh infantry division, t

one made the clearance during his comfortable 4—0 victory in the second round over 16—year—old gao yangand that's all the sport for now. hello there. it's looking much colder today than what we've had recently, thanks to an arctic blast which has spread down across all areas overnight from the north. it'll be windy as well to begin with, with winds tending to ease down. we should see some sign and also a few showers. the reason for the strong winds, you can see the tightly packed isobars across the eastern side of the country. those will tend to ease down though as this ridge of high pressure moves in from the west. so we will start with gales in northern and eastern areas first thing, becoming a bit lighter through the day. wintry showers through scotland, and rain showers across england and wales will tend to ease down with increasing amounts of sunshine in the afternoon. it'll be a cold day, with temperatures ranging between 4—10 celsius — colder than that when you factor in the wind. it's a short—lived arctic blast, though, we start to see it return to milder air off the atlantic th

andrew yang is asking if a democratic party can build back the coalition.nswer is no, for reason why. talk aboutut the first period of 2161 trump won, democrats have the soul searching conversation for why they lost. if they came up with a number or reports. i love this and i'll read the sentence, the lack of diversity contributed to our loss. identity politics with a solution. it's the consultants, how swampy of an answer. they took the answer and adopted it as their polices some rhetoric. white man bad stuff, racial division, rhetoric. they sprinkle in marxism, a bit of america is terrible, bad, awful. that's what we got for four years. where's the leadership of the democratic party doing? we know tom perez, chair of the dnc, said if it's been 29 and the socialism, true story, he make said she is the future of the party. show me one democrat over the past four years who said that is wrong. pelosi did in. "rolling stone" magazine, but it up next to ocasio-cortez, omar, radicallydr anti-jewish. but what do the actually believe? how are the things that they'

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. >> follow-up, want to see bernie, yang? who? >> andrew yang would be an amazing choice. he's innovative -- listen, he's a positive populist. he's not mad at billionaires or immigrants but fact our wages have flatlined and has great ideas. would be a great signal i think to the country that next generation is being welcomed. >> charlie, what do you take from what we heard from senator rubio today, coming after the administration choices on basis of pedigree. had a lot of pedigreed people, also bums but lot of pedigreed people in trump administration. rubio said nothing. but signal of opposition. is that the way your party is headed? >> i think you have to consider that marco rubio is considered to be a likely candidate for president in a few years and probably trying to draw a contrast between himself and his view of national security and foreign policy with the biden team. i would hope that senator rubio and republicans in the senate would endorse and confirm the folks nominated so far, it's solid, good group of people and will bring back to the national security space s

the other day, andrew yang said he and his wife are moving to gary cohen georgia because he wants toe biden and kamala harris. is that even legal to go somewhere just to vote? how does that happen? >> no it's illegal and it shows how desperate they are. they know they can't win straight up we proved that in our election in my seat. i won by two points, the libertarian got over two points so we have proven to the democrats that georgia is not a blue state. we beat their agenda by four points in total and so they know , to win in this runoff, they've got to do something illegal and we're not going to let it happen. what they're encouraging people to do is to use artificial addresses or move in temporarily. our law says they have to be here permanently but it just shows they're willing to do anything, lie, steal, cheat, to win this election because it goes back to what they want and >> first of all he has no real experience or he's not talking about defending their agenda. they can't do that, they're not willing to do that. they know they can't finance their agenda and it has already be

same song yang, no wonder you're needed in a school that's missed here among us from which but today this is, you know, what did you mean? it's not just your discuss what's going to go. it's what in this bitch with mom the moon to do it's the moment it's a simple question becomes the all of this it is the well, but the girl wanted to show us the way she used to be when she 1st thought of harming herself off with more so now i don't think that even little sam, whining, and the procession of crickets are like us to know whether they were able to hear with each other. so sure. sure. is that what you're going to be really thrilled by missed some us up to 20 to play. some of them will be here for now. great share interest that i don't mean at all to think you go up to no money down to no one to get them. but yet to bring you all the booming up your will. but not mine. you think folks could usual die? would you be able to talk about the top of that? of course, if you're going to the bush with your symbol of the bridge, you will get everybody who goes has written any joke or you gave your s

john yang, you're on the case.p touching base with you asong as we're watching this election unfold. john yang in wilmingt, delaware, tonight, watching and staying in close contact with the biden campaign. so let's return to our family of analysts, amy walter, here at the table with me, mark shields, and david brooks as well. i want to ask you, mark, we don't know what is oning to happen in this elec it clearly is taking longer than we thought. it is after midnight, 12:15, 12:10, in the east. do we -- does this mean it is good news for joe biden or not good news for joe biden. what is yourl gut teling you right now? >> my gut, which speaks to me very frequently and very clearly tells me that joe bideuld go to bed,hest, confidentat he will eventually emerge but that it's not g to be a knockout in the first rod, as a lot of democrats had hoped. hoped it would be, but swinging and carrying florida and north carolina, and just making it almost inevitable he was going to win.w, you k think that's what it tells me. we're

throw it to bring at lunch or in a book, even for a man, my 2 sons of premier, also saying not so long yang, you know, it's no wonder you're here among us from a very remote area which but today this is you know, up the most serene me. it's sort of a sewer discuss more difficult knowing where to go. it's where in this bitch with mama the moon to do it's the moment it's a simple question of that was the aim of this. it is the love, but the girl wanted to show us the way she used to live with it when she 1st sort of harming herself off with more. so now i don't think that even little sam lining up and says that i would like us to know whether the table is here with each other. so sure. sure. is that what you're going to do? you know what? you really did buy me some as a pick to play. some of them will be here from now. grace. interesting that, i mean, i don't think you go up shaving. i don't want to know what's going to get them, but you get the, bring you all the building up your will, but not mine if you need of could usual thought well, you bitch about the top of that. of course, if you're

. >>> with me now, andrew yang. andrew, it's great to have you with us. i know you're in georgia, and i think you were able to just hear the anguish in that man's voice. he owns restaurants. you're not in congress. we understand that. you don't necessarily have power to do anything about it. but what do you tell somebody like that now? there are millions of americans out there that desperately need help and congress is simply not delivering for them. >> we need better leadership out of congress, jessica. that restauranteur is not alone. almost half of independent restaurants may close in the next number of days. i talked to members of congress who represent small towns in western massachusetts and iowa and a lot of these towns only have one restaurant. that one restaurant has shut its doors forever. so imagine being in a town and your one restaurant closes. that's happening in towns across the country. congress needs to come to the country and do what three quarters of americans know is necessary, that's pass a cash relief bill. 12 million americans are a

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yang currently lives in new york. ent ra nreprene says the best way to help joe biden is to secure a democrat a majority in the senate. >>> kamala harris leaves open a senate seat for us and governor newsom is set to replace some wonder if he'll go with another bay area leader. julian glover is live with this political chess game. hi, julian. >> yeah. there is quite the power vacuum that's been created in california now that the vice president-elect kamala harris is leaving the senate and heading to the white house. now governor governor newsom has a tough job of selecting a replacement now. names of prominent politicians, local names, well known in the bay area to statewide elected officials are being floated. a recent poll surveying california voters suggested bay area congresswoman barbara lee and congressman ro khanna were favorites. both are familiar faces in the bay area and they would be a strong alley for newsom in the senate. others are suggesting he might suggest a rising star in california like robert garci

and you're talking about andrew yang tweeting out a week ago, my wife and i hads are moving to georgia the infrastructure in place to ensure that you'll be able to see accountability if people just move to georgia to affect this race? >> i do believe that we will because we've been pitching, you know, throwing these out there fighting hard for the president, fighting hard during this recount which is now transitioning to the legal phase , but we made enough emphasis here the governor pointed this out, others have pointed this out and the election board will notice and the secretary of states office will notice the attorney general is on notice because he talked about this again we're fighting back with everything but remember, maria, you mentioned this before we talked about it. georgia needs to realize the reason the democrats are flooding the state of georgia or outside money is floating into georgia is because they want chuck schumer to fundamentally change the senate and fundamentally takeaway the power s of ron johnson and lindsey graham and others into the things that the we know

i'm not sure it would be my cabinet, but i'm a fan of andrew yang, he would be great for congress orsomeone like stacey abrams, attorney general, hud would be exciting. my list would probably be a little more moderate, is my guess, than her twitter followers. >> martha: here is what alexander ocasio-cortez said about the potential for rahm emanuel in the cabinet. she says, "someone like rahm emanuel would be a pretty divisive pick. it would signal, i think i'm a hostile approach to the grassroots and progressive wing of the party." what do you think about that? >> i mean, i'm not surprised she would oppose someone like rahm. he is a go-getter. he wouldn't be on my list, necessarily, but i think she was thinking for him transportation, someone like mayor garcetti, may be someone who is more current. i think attorney general, you mentioned cuomo, deval patrick, i think talk about treasury secretary, i don't think it's going to be elizabeth warren. to me, it will be more, maybe leo brainard, a fed governor, or janet yellen, the fed chair, or someone like roger ferguson, vice fed chair a

our own john yang has been a part of these clinical trials. and he joins me now. ulso, john, not everybody want to take part in one of these. what made you want to do it and why do you think they wanted thu othe the fact that you're an amazing, wonderful human being? >> well, jui wish i could say it was something altruistic like wanting to contribute to the solutiol wanting to hep the cause of science, but, quite frankly, it was the opportunitnc the chthat i could get the real vaccine, you know, in these trials, half get the real vaccine, half get the placebo. so the 50/50 chance is what attracted me. i gh risk group, my age, i have asthma, i have gh blood pressure, things that put me at a high risk group, and according to the doctors in the study that's what alsdeo mae attractive is they wanted to find out if the vaccine was safe for eople in those groups. i'm also a person of color, which is something they wanted to test. and my desire to geta the l vaccine was so great that, after the first day after i got the vaccine, i was actually a little disappointed that

john yang and yamiche alcindor, thank you both.'s turn to our dan bush, who is in philadelphia, in the key state of pennsylvania. he has been washing -- watching the returns. we heard about the wait for votes in pennsylvania. how is the process going? what is known about the votes that are not counted yet? dan: behind me, there is a heightened police presence and protests in pennsylvania as the state continues to count its mail-in and absentee ballots. the state received 3 million of those ballots and has counted 1.7 million but there are a lot to go. these ballots being counted now are not fraudulent, as the president claimed. they are also not late. they were received under state law by 8:00 p.m. on election day yesterday and are now being counted. its just a matter of resources in larger counties like philadelphia. they can process 30,000 of these ballots. smaller counties, only a few thousand so it will take time. officials are not putting an official time on it, but i have spoken to several who say they hope to finish counting

you want to see a yang? who do you want to see? >> andrew yang would be an amazing choice.he's innovative. listen, he is a positive populist. he's not mad at billionaires. he's not mad at immigrants. he's mad that our wages have flat lined. it would send a great signal to the country that the next generation is being welcomed in. >> all right. charlie, what do you take from what we heard from senator rubio today coming after the administration choices on the basis of pedigree? you have plenty of high pedigree people. you had a lot of bums also. but you had a lot of pedigreed people in the trump administration. we just never see people get chased out for bad acts in the bad past. it's a signal of opposition. is that the way your party's headed? >> well, i think you have to consider that, you know, marco rubio is considered to be a likely candidate for president in a few years, and he's probably trying to draw a contrast between himself and his own view of national security and foreign policy with the biden teams'. i would hope that senator rubio and republicans in the senate

democrat andrew yang says he's moving to georgia to help his side win he'll rally voters and help raise money. republicans and democrats are expected to spend a combined, look at that, $200 million in the weeks ahead. cnbc's contessa brewer is live tonight in atlanta contessa >> reporter: hi there, shep. you know, without trump on the ticket it's going to be a challenge to turn out the vote it always is special elections just lag in voter turnout. both parties know it, and both are ramping up the money machine. historically in georgia, democrats have a greater drop and republicans usually go into a special election with a better advantage. >> the one thing we're going to do differently this year is we're able to make sure that we're phone banking and canvassing and doing some of the other things we don't have resources to do in a runoff because we've spent everything in an election. >> our people are really fired up, i'll tell you that, especially after what's going on with the president's race. so our phones have already been ringing off the hook of people wanting to help and volunteer